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(a)
[Nor that which the Wild Irish use, Frighting even their own Wolves with loud Hubbubba∣boos.'Tis the Custom of the Irish, when any thing is stoln, or other sudden accident, presently to set up that note, [Hubbubba∣boo] the next that hears it does the like, and so Intelli∣gence is conveyed swifter than by any Hue-and-Cry with us.
(b)
—[Nor Indian Dance, with Indian Songs.]A Taste of whose Humour, and Harmony has been often enough presented at the Play-house by the Indian Girls.