| | PAGE | | A Zulu Wedding | 1 | | How Twins were Treated | 7 | | “Sending Home,” I. | 11 | | “Sending Home,” II. | 13 | | Departed Spirits | 18 | | Sacrificing to Spirits | 20 | | The Death of a Chief | 24 | | Inkata | 27 | | The Zulu Annual Feast | 30 | | The Doctoring of an Army | 39 | | Finding out Wizards | 44 | | A Fire Extinguisher | 47 | | Rain Doctors | 48 | | Rainbow, Lightning, and Eclipses | 50 | | Praying for the Corn | 53 | | Old Wives’ Tales | 56 | | King Mpande’s Snake Charmer | 62 | | How Death came into the World | 66 | | The Zulu’s Choicest Bit of Meat | 68 | | A Friendly Way of Obtaining Food | 69 | | Peacemaking over a Pinch of Snuff | 71 | | Rules of a Zulu Hunt | 75 | | Bongoza’s Smartness | 77 | | Zulu Labyrinths and War Game | 81 | NOTE.—The valuable footnotes signed “Ed.” are taken by permission from Miss Werner’s Paper in the “Journal of the African Society.” SOME ZULU CUSTOMS AND FOLK-LORE |
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