[43] Hosea xiii. 2.
[44] Acts xv. 29.
[45] Brown, On the South African Frontier, p. 113.
[46] Arnot, Garenganze, p. 106.
[47] This would be what I have denominated the “white art.”—R. H. N.
[48] In that part of Africa.—R. H. N.
[49] Really, only a difference in administration.—R. H. N.
[50] Declè, Three Years in Savage Africa, pp. 152, 154, 294.
[51] Arnot, Garenganze, p. 115.
[52] And, similarly, I have known the fimbriated extremities of the fallopian tubes in a woman held up as a proof of her having been a witch. The ciliary movements of these fimbriæ were regarded as the efforts of her “familiar” at a process of eating. The decision was that she had been “eaten” to death by her own offended familiar.—R. H. N.