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| 35 | 139 | One rubs the smoke from this View more quotes about fire">fire into one's body. |
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| 35 | 136 | After one emerges from the sweat lodge one goes to a stream and washes in the cold water. |
| 35 | 137 | One cleans, with a knife or sharpened stick, even under one's fingernails. |
| 35 | 138 | A small fire, of sweet-brush and needles, from needle trees, is then built. |
| 35 | 139 | One rubs the smoke from this fire into one's body. |
| 35 | 140 | Then one rubs white clay on one's body. |
| 35 | 141 | These things hide the smell of men. |
| 35 | 142 | It is thought that most medicine helpers do not like the smell of men and if they smell this smell they will be loath to approach. |