Note 13 — Chapter II · CEREMONIAL CUSTOMS (continued 2)
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Man, op. cit. p. 354. Mr Man adds in a note that “it is believed that Puluga would punish severely any person who might be guilty of eating his yat-tub, either by causing his skin to peel off (wainyake) or by turning his hair white and flaying him alive.” On Puluga see later, Chaps. III and IV. ↑