 Ngadsi " for the " Old Man of the Woods," who is supposed to come at night and fetch them. In this way the priests live in plenty, even during periods of famine. They are certainly conscious impostors, for by means of a peculiarly-shaped drum, which...  Ethnologisches notizblatt - Side 621901Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | J. W. Gregory - 1968 - 496 sider
...impostors, for by means of a peculiarly-shaped drum, which is beaten and blown at the same time, they make a noise described as louder than the roar of...lion. This they say is the voice of the Old Man of the Woods. Bird Thompson told me that the Wa-pokomo have a certain idea of immortality. One evening, as... | |
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