SOME ZULU CUSTOMS AND FOLK-LORE BY L. H. SAMUELSON (NOMLETI) LONDON THE CHURCH PRINTING COMPANY BURLEIGH STREET, STRAND, W.C. PREFACE It is hoped that the following short stories, which the writer has endeavoured to tell in the simplest language, will give some idea of the inner feelings and belief of a people whose individuality is, despite the number of years we have been in contact with them, little known to the large majority of us. Even among those well versed in the language and the practical or legal customs of the natives, there are few who are acquainted with the undercurrents of thought, and the many traditions and superstitions, which are accepted without question by the Zulus, an…
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