Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-12


 the Zulus connect the bodily shade with the future disembodied spirit. They believe that the shadow cast by the body will ultimately become the "itongo," or spirit, when the body dies, and they say that the long shadow shortens "as . man approaches nis end and coatncts into . vssy lNtle thing When thsy sss the shaA1w of a man thus contzaetins, thsy k2sw hs will die IT. lNU sAadov pos away when . - A dsAA. aad k k that which b AAant wAsa A ts sstA, Tns shaAov Aas 1spartsA' NAass h, how ever, . sAost sAsdow wA1ah psmafns with the body and h bssAsA with it. The lens shaAow bscmas n ancss- tral spirit.
 Identification of the shadow in any mysterious CT spiritual way with tho person whose body casts it, naturally leads to respect for the strange second self. To tread on the shadow of chief ls an insult to the chief himself In the Institutes of Man1, the ancient Hindu law giver, the law runs:
 Let him not Intentionally pass ovs4 the shadow of sacred images, of a natural or spiritual father, of king, of Brahmin who keeps kosse, or of any reverend parsonage. nor of one who has juss performed . sacrtnce"
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 m 'ne nor pf Scotland there are ." .ei- s.s, aa hds of folk who lost \ this nsual attes NJ In Sutherland ! they tell mors f '.o .a.nll.no a. wizard named Don rS,, % x.T. Donald went to schd Si,M "cna, the black art was taus n .S. soen aei9 who sat in the professc1 e n, c at the end of each term sla ,a "na hi1 V own the last scholar to depall n~oa1' a nl' T ing up at this academy was "n. \. scramble. none wishing to be
 On one occasion Donald was the last. but Just as the devil M about to seize him, ths resourcef Donald pointed to his own shadow,T which fell behind him, saying, Take N thou the hlrsdmostr Accordingly, his shadow was seized, while he himself escapes, and after his ruturn to Scot l land was Aover seen to have shodowl
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