Specimens of Bushman Folklore
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76 ||Hara And Tto. 77 How Tto Is Obtained. 78 Signs Made By Bushmen In Order To Show In Which Direction They Have Gone. 79 A Bushman, Becoming Faint From The Sun's Heat When Returning Home, Throws Earth Into The Air, That Those At Home May See The Dust And Come To Help Him. 80 Death. 81 The Relations Of Wind, Moon, And Cloud To Human Beings After Death. 82 1. The Doings Of |Xue Are Many. 83 2. Further Changes Of Form. 84 3. |Xue As A ||Gui Tree And As A Fly. 85 4. |Xue As Water and As Other Things. In His Own Form, He Rubs Fire and Dies. 86 Prayer To The Young Moon. 87 The Treatment of Thieves. 88 The Four Pieces of Wood Called |Xu, Used for Divining Purposes. 89 To Beat The Ground (With A Stone). 90 Snakes, Lizards, And A Certain Small Antelope, When Seen Near Graves, To Be Respected. 91 A Certain Snake, Which, By Lying Upon Its Back, Announces A Death In The Family; And Which Must Not, Under These Circumstances, Be Killed.
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Specimens of Bushman Folklore
91 chapters English Public domain
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91 chapters
76 ||Hara And Tto. 77 How Tto Is Obtained. 78 Signs Made By Bushmen In Order To Show In Which Direction They Have Gone. 79 A Bushman, Becoming Faint From The Sun's Heat When Returning Home, Throws Earth Into The Air, That Those At Home May See The Dust And Come To Help Him. 80 Death. 81 The Relations Of Wind, Moon, And Cloud To Human Beings After Death. 82 1. The Doings Of |Xue Are Many. 83 2. Further Changes Of Form. 84 3. |Xue As A ||Gui Tree And As A Fly. 85 4. |Xue As Water and As Other Things. In His Own Form, He Rubs Fire and Dies. 86 Prayer To The Young Moon. 87 The Treatment of Thieves. 88 The Four Pieces of Wood Called |Xu, Used for Divining Purposes. 89 To Beat The Ground (With A Stone). 90 Snakes, Lizards, And A Certain Small Antelope, When Seen Near Graves, To Be Respected. 91 A Certain Snake, Which, By Lying Upon Its Back, Announces A Death In The Family; And Which Must Not, Under These Circumstances, Be Killed.
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Specimens of Bushman Folklore
91 chapters English Public domain
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Table of contents
91 chapters
76 ||Hara And Tto. 77 How Tto Is Obtained. 78 Signs Made By Bushmen In Order To Show In Which Direction They Have Gone. 79 A Bushman, Becoming Faint From The Sun's Heat When Returning Home, Throws Earth Into The Air, That Those At Home May See The Dust And Come To Help Him. 80 Death. 81 The Relations Of Wind, Moon, And Cloud To Human Beings After Death. 82 1. The Doings Of |Xue Are Many. 83 2. Further Changes Of Form. 84 3. |Xue As A ||Gui Tree And As A Fly. 85 4. |Xue As Water and As Other Things. In His Own Form, He Rubs Fire and Dies. 86 Prayer To The Young Moon. 87 The Treatment of Thieves. 88 The Four Pieces of Wood Called |Xu, Used for Divining Purposes. 89 To Beat The Ground (With A Stone). 90 Snakes, Lizards, And A Certain Small Antelope, When Seen Near Graves, To Be Respected. 91 A Certain Snake, Which, By Lying Upon Its Back, Announces A Death In The Family; And Which Must Not, Under These Circumstances, Be Killed.
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