 | 1817
...слтс* coming wtthiH about lour fectof the ground. . . , several times : at length he suddenly raised the club, and, after a moment's pause, strikes the...back of the ring among the people. If the company now tvish for any more cava, Finow, or the greatest chief present, goes and sits nt the head of the ring.... | |
 | 1886
...afterwards he looks up again and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes on the club, and so on for several times. At length he suddenly...retires to the back of the ring among the people. (Vol. i. pp. 100-101.) The phenomena thus described, in language which bears the stamp of fidelity... | |
 | Thomas Henry Huxley - 1892 - 625 sider
...afterwards he looks up again and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes on the club, and so on for several times. At length he suddenly...and retires to the back of the ring among the people (vol. i. pp. 100, 101). The phenomena thus described, in language which, to any one who is familiar... | |
 | Thomas Henry Huxley - 1892 - 625 sider
...afterwards he looks up again and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes on the club, and so on for several times. At length he suddenly raises the club, and, after a moment's panse, strikes the ground or the adjacent part of the house with considerable force; immediately the... | |
 | Thomas Henry Huxley - 1894
...afterwards he looks up again and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes on the club, and so on for several times. At length he suddenly...and retires to the back of the ring among the people (vol. i. pp. 100, 101). The phenomena thus' described, in language which, to any one who is familiar... | |
 | Thomas Henry Huxley - 1896 - 372 sider
...afterwards he looks up again and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes on the club, and so on for several times. At length he suddenly...considerable force ; immediately the god leaves him, and be rises up and retires to the back of the ring among the people (vol. i. pp. 100, 101). The phenomena... | |
 | Traugott Konstantin Oesterreich - 1999 - 400 sider
...afterwards he looks up again, and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes upon his club, and so on for several times: at length he suddenly...considerable force: immediately the god leaves him. . . .1 Some of the natives are such adepts at this sort of mysterious conversation with the divinities,... | |
 | Turner B S Staff - 2004 - 368 sider
...afterwards he looks up again, and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes upon his club, and so on for several times ; at length he suddenly...retires to the back of the ring among the people. In interpreting this phenomenon the early observer quoted above was already on the right track. Denying... | |
 | Frazer
...afterwards he looks up again, and about him in like manner, and then again fixes his eyes upon his club, and so on, for several times : at length he suddenly...retires to the back of the ring among the people." ' § 7. The Worship of the Gods, Prayers, and Sacrifices The worship offered to the gods consisted... | |
 | 1886
...his eyes on the club, and so on for several times. At length be suddenly raises the club, and, alter a moment's pause, strikes the ground or the adjacent...retires to the back of the ring among the people. (Vol. i. pp. 100-101.) The phenomena thus described, in language which bears the stamp of fidelity... | |
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... then takes up a club that is placed by him for the purpose, turns it over and regards it attentively; he then looks up earnestly, now to the right, now to the left, and now again at the club; afterwards he looks up again and about him in like manner,... 