The difference is only in name.

They fill the air with spirits, good and evil, and have 'em contending for the mastery.

Now, I felt when I was on the island and even before that I was protected by the good spirits of the Iroquois, and that they were always fighting for me with the bad." "I take it," said Captain Whyte, "that the Indian beliefs, as you tell them, are more like the mythology of the old Greeks and Romans.

I'm a little rusty on my classics, but they had spirits around everywhere, good and bad, always struggling with one another, and their gods themselves were mixtures of good and evil, just like human beings.

But I'm not prepared to say, Mr.Lennox, that you weren't watched over.