[83] Cf. Lecky’s History of Rationalism, i. 340.
[84] Prim. Culture, i. 411. See Soul Shapes (Fisher Unwin, 1890).
[85] “To the ear of the savage, animals certainly seem even to talk. This fact is universally evident, and ought to be fully realised.”—Im Thurn’s Guiana, p. 351.
[86] Dorman, pp. 287, 288.
[87] Grimm’s Teutonic Mythology, p. 827.
[88] Cox and Jones, Popular Romances, p. 139.
[89] Brinton, p. 107.
[90] Cf. Ante, pp. 110-114.
[91] More correctly, “that engenders it.”
[92] Hibbert Lectures, 1884, pp. 39, 40.