of manslayers on their return, iii. 170, 178;
of old men round manslayer, iii. 182;
of king before the ghosts of his ancestors, vi. 192;
at festival of new corn among the Natchez Indians, viii. 79
—— -god, dog sacrificed to, i. 173
Ward, Professor H. Marshall, on the respective hardness of ivy and laurel, ii. 252;
on the artificial fertilization of the fig, ii. 315 n. 1
Ward, Professor James, as to Hegel's views on magic and religion, i. 423
Warlock, the invulnerable, stories of, xi. 97 sqq.
Warm food tabooed, iii. 189