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“M M ll p. 310, n. 4i—No mention is here made of the fact, to which ATTENTION is called on pp. 150 and 204, op. cit., that in all the higher grades the rite is doubled and there are therefore two sacriï¬Åcial pigs, both oi which are mentioned in my account of this degree, the ï¬Årst being killed with the “ stands child ", the second with a spear. The phrase “ killed for the Manki " does not occur where cited, nor does the word Manki, though several times attributed to me, occur anywhere in my work. The {act that one ethnologist fails to record a detail of this nature mentioned by another is no proof that it does not occur.—]. L.
