[263] Ibid., i. 264.
[264] Nuova Antologia, Jan. 1876.
[265] Ellis, i. 268.
[266] Mariner, i. 271-7.
[267] These stories are worth reading at length in Grey’s Polynesian Mythology, pp. 233-246, 296-301. See also pp. 246-273, 301-313. For a good Zulu love-story see Leslie’s Among the Zulus, pp. 275-284; and, for a Tasmanian love-legend, Bonwick, p. 34.
[268] Smiles, Self-help, p. 325; Pennant’s Tour, in Pinkerton, iii. 89: ‘Their tender sex are their only animals of burden.’
[269] Weddell, Voyage to South Pole, 1825, p. 156.
[270] Seemann, p. 192.
[271] Dalton, Bengal, p. 28.
[272] Indian Tribes, v. 131-2.