NOTE II.

Page 29--line 5 "The thought of death sits easy on the man," &c.

There is not any thing more worthy of remark in the manners of the

inhabitants of these mountains, than the tranquillity, I might say

indifference, with which they think and talk upon the subject of

death. Some of the country church-yards, as here described, do not

contain a single tombstone, and most of them have a very small number.

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