a slave to the spirits of his dead forefathers, i. 217;
his awe and dread of everything new, iii. 230;
our debt to, iii. 419 sqq.;
not illogical, viii. 202;
his belief that animals have souls, viii. 204 sqq.;
unable to discriminate clearly between animals and men, viii. 206 sqq., 310;
his faith in the immortality of animals, viii. 260 sqq.;
observational powers of, ix. 326;
secretiveness of, xi. 224 sq.;
his dread of sorcery, xi. 224 sq.