The lion's dream

The lion's dream

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)

<i>A full-grown Bushman, whom the narrator knew, punished by a lion for having eaten forbidden portions of the lion's prey, as a child. Told by Día!kwãin.(L V.-8. 4574-4617 1/2, 9. 4618, with notes upon 4616 rev. and 4617 rev.). </i>An account of how a lion dreams and how it has the ability to make things obey their will (they 'work things').

1) See also <i>The avoidance of the name of the lion </i>and<i> What the lion did to Xwerri-kau; and what parts of game should not be eaten by little children</i>, 2) This story is found in Book V-8

story

April 1875

Plants and animals

Portention

lion ( its dream )

lion ( it 'works things' )

lion ( is a beast of prey )

lion ( dreams )

lion ( its feelings )

lion ( its premonitions )

lion ( its nature and habits )

lion ( lions dream and have premonitions )

lion ( can make things obey its will )

lion ( 'works' things )

dream ( of the lion )

dream ( and premonition )

dream ( lions dream and have premonitions )

premonition ( and the lion's dream )

premonition ( lions dream and have premonitions )

beast of prey ( lion is )

beast of prey ( and the lion's dream )

4616v &amp; 4617v