rain-charm by means of cats in, i. 289;
special forms of speech used in addressing social superiors in, i. 402 n.;
modes of deceiving the spirits of plants in, ii. 23;
sexual intercourse practised to promote the growth of rice in, ii. 98;
ceremony at tapping a palm-tree for wine in, ii. 100 sq.;
custom observed in, when a child is first set on the ground, iii. 34;
rice placed on heads of persons after a great danger in, iii. 35;
remedy for gout or rheumatism in, iii. 106;
the Baduwis of, iii. 115;
superstitions as to the head in, iii. 254;