women's work among the, vii. 117 sq.;
their rule as to partaking of meat and milk, viii. 84;
give children the fat and hearts of lions to eat, viii. 142;
their dread of menstruous women, x. 81
Sukandar River, in Mirzapur, ghosts shut up in a tree on the, ix. 60 sq.
Sulka (Sulkas), the, of New Britain, their way of stopping rain, i. 252 sq.;
their rain-making by means of stones, i. 304;
their sacred stones, ii. 148;
their notion as to the phosphorescence of the sea, ii. 155 n. 1;
their dread of a woman in childbed, iii. 151;