An Analysis of Religious Belief volume 1
An Analysis of Religious Belief volume 1
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■ Ibid. , ii. 8'iS.
3 Od. Xix. 560-56S.
SNEEZING. 131 festation is, that it is usual for tliose present when it occurs to notice it by saying something of favourable augury. In Samoa, one of the Polynesian islands, it was common to say, " Life to you ! " ^ an exclamation which in sense corresponds almost exactly to the Ger- man " Gesundheit ! " (health), to the Italian " Salute ! " and to our own " God bless you 1" on the same occasion. South African savas^es have the same sentiment of the reli...ofious nature of the omen involved in sneezing. Thus, among the Kafirs we learn that " it used always to be said when a man sneezed, ' May Utikxo [God] ever regard me with favour. '" Canon Callaway, who has acutely noticed the parallelism among various nations in respect of the feeling associated with this action, further informs us that " among the Amazulu, if a child sneeze, it is regarded as a good sign ; and if it be ill, they believe it will recover. On such an oc- casion they exclaim, 'Tutuka, ' Grow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■ Ibid. , ii. 8'iS.
3 Od. Xix. 560-56S.
SNEEZING. 131 festation is, that it is usual for tliose present when it occurs to notice it by saying something of favourable augury. In Samoa, one of the Polynesian islands, it was common to say, " Life to you ! " ^ an exclamation which in sense corresponds almost exactly to the Ger- man " Gesundheit ! " (health), to the Italian " Salute ! " and to our own " God bless you 1" on the same occasion. South African savas^es have the same sentiment of the reli...ofious nature of the omen involved in sneezing. Thus, among the Kafirs we learn that " it used always to be said when a man sneezed, ' May Utikxo [God] ever regard me with favour. '" Canon Callaway, who has acutely noticed the parallelism among various nations in respect of the feeling associated with this action, further informs us that " among the Amazulu, if a child sneeze, it is regarded as a good sign ; and if it be ill, they believe it will recover. On such an oc- casion they exclaim, 'Tutuka, ' Grow.
What to read after An Analysis of Religious Belief volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Russell Amberley to read onlineMoreLess
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