 | Edgar Laing Heermance - 1915 - 496 pages
...launched their canoes, cast their nets, and commenced or concluded a 'Zulu-Land, 1864, p. 137. journey. The first fish taken periodically on their shores,...owner or the occupant of the land from which the god did not receive such acknowledgment."* Our special interest at this point is in the more distinctly... | |
 | James George Frazer - 1922 - 472 pages
...gardens, built their houses, launched their canoes, cast their nets, and commenced or concluded a journey. The first fish taken periodically on their shores,...which the god should not receive such acknowledgment." 2 Different gods were worshipped in different islands, and even in different parts of the same island,3... | |
 | Frazer - 1913 - 468 pages
...gardens, built their houses, launched their canoes, cast their nets, and commenced or concluded a journey. The first fish taken periodically on their shores,...the god should not receive such acknowledgment."* Different gods were worshipped in different islands, and even in different parts of the same island,9... | |
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An ubu or prayer was offered before they ate their food, when they tilled their ground, planted their gardens, built their houses, launched their canoes, cast their nets, and commenced or concluded a journey. The first fish taken periodically on their... 
