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There was no loftiness no sourness, no affectation; they were considerate to all' and if by chance, conversation took a cast they thought objectionable, even the highest among the priests gave no reproachful check, but simply and mildly remarked "Ya, tee, quawh," __ "That will do." .___ or "That is enough"; ___ and never without effect. .____

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                                                                                                                  Section the Second.

                                                                                   We have now given the earliest forms which can be ascertained of the regular series of Six greater Festivals, and also of the occasional ones. We proceed at present to notice them all in their more recent shape. At first it is believed that they were celebrated nationally, in the religious metropolis, with only an exceptions in cases of domestic, or of sectional, sickness, when familites and occasionally groups of families, were permitted to go through the ceremonies in their own houses or towns. This licence it was, that their eventually becoming modified and mixed up with one