Kings, trace of custom of slaying them annually, i. 254 sq.;
turned at death into lions, ii. [288]
Kings' wives turned at death into leopards, ii. [288]
Kingsmill Islands, ii. [127]
Kinross, harvest custom in, i. 227
Kinship of men with crocodiles, ii. [212] sq., [214] sq.;
of men with tigers, [216]
Kirn or kern, last corn cut, i. 151, 152 sqq.;
name of the harvest-supper, 158