on the Indonesian conception of the rice-soul, vii. 181 sq.
Will-fire, or need-fire, x. 288, 297
Willcock, Rev. Dr. J., on Up-helly-a' at Lerwick, ix. 169 n. 2
William III. refuses to touch for scrofula, i. 369 sq.
William of Wykeham, his provisions for a Boy Bishop, ix. 338
Williams, Sir Monier, on the divinity of Brahmans, i. 403 sq.;
on the fear of demons in modern India, ix. 91 sq.
Willkischken, in the district of Tilsit, man who cuts the last corn called “the killer of the Rye-woman” at, vii. 223
Willoughby, Rev. W. C., on the purification of Bechuana warriors, iii. 173
Willow used to beat people with at Easter and Christmas, ix. 269, 270;