Primitive Manners and Customs

by James Anson Farrer

[86] Bancroft, Native Races, &c., ii. 705.

[87] Bancroft, Native Races, &c., iii. 428; Burton, Mission to Gelele, ii. 18-25.

[88] Klemm, ii. 216, from Langsdorf, ii. 261.

[89] Sproat, p. 66. The Juangs of Bengal practise a bear dance, a pigeon dance, a pig dance, a tortoise dance, a quail dance, a vulture dance. Dalton, Desc. Eth. of Bengal, p. 156; and see New Encyc. Brit. for similar cases: article, ‘Dance.’

[90] Reade, Savage Africa, p. 200.

[91] Sproat, p. 208.

[92] Bancroft, Native Races, iii. 167.

[93] Ellis, i. 348.

[94] Latham, Desc. Eth., i. 459.

[95] Catlin, i. 127, 164, 182.