Nothing can be, in the strictest sense of the word, more comic than to set so shadowy a thing as the conjectures made by the vaguer anthropologists about primitive man against so solid a thing as the human sense of sin.

Much further work is now published by Ling Shun-sheng, Rui Yi-fu and other anthropologists in Taipei.

Such phrases mislead not only the general reader but careless anthropologists into the belief that the lower races feel and express their love just as we do.

I am unacquainted with any work devoted by an anthropologist of renown to the hypnotic and kindred practices of the lower races, except Herr Bastian's very meagre tract, 'Über psychische Beobachtungen bei Naturvölkern.'