INDEX. 
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Hottentots-^" 
PAGE 
Greafmg the body, utility of in warm 
poflefs many good qualities - 151, 
countries 
156 
their indolence and gluttony 
Great Fjfh river, account of - 185, 
186 
their manner of preparing food 
frequented by Hippopotami 
ib. 
their drefs - - '53~ 
Guajacum Afrum of L'tnne, its feeds eaten 
their perfons defcribed - 157, 
by the KafFers 
189 
their difeafes few 
158 
their mode of computing time 
their numerals did not feem beyond five 
ib. 
H 
quickfighted - - - 
160 
their language defcribed - 160— 
-162 
Hartehcejlf of the family of antelopes, 
no traces of religion amon? them 
163 
defcribed 
187 
their numbers m the colony, and fer- 
Hemifphere, Southern, probably of larger 
viceablenefs to the colonills - 
ih. 
dimenfions than the northern 
360 
their rapid diminution in num- 
Hemp, fubftitute for, ufcd by the Hot- 
ber - - 14.5, 
14.4. 
tentots - - - 
344 
expertnefs at tracing animals by their 
might be cultivated with great benefit 
foot-marks - . 
at the Cape 
408 
Hovels of the Dutch peafants de- 
Hippopotami, very numerous in the rivers 
fcribed _ - _ 
I3J 
of Africa - 
186 
eat nothing that waters afford 
ib. 
how deflroyed by the KafFers 
210 
I 
probably the Behemoth of Job 
295 
• 
Hottentots, make little oppofition to the 
Indicator, or honey bird, its ufeful em- 
eftablifliment of the Dutch colony 
7 
ployment - _ - 
322 
how deprived of their lands 
ib. 
Infects of the Cape - ^ 
32 
almofl. to a man in a ftate of fervitude 
InJlinEl, confiderations on what is called 
VIZ 
to the Dutch 
144 
operates differently in the birds of 
their probable extindlion 
ib. 
Southern Africa and thofe of 
caufes of their decreafe enumerated - 
ib. 
Europe - - 
0 J 
inhumanly treated by the Dutch 
145 
Journey acrofs the Arid Defert to Graalf 
flogging them by pipes, what 
146 
Reynet - _ 
55 
regulations in their favour difregarded 
ib. 
mode of performing it 
ib. 
their marriages often barren 
147 
into the Bosjefmans' country^ the 
deprelFed by melancholy 
148 
Autlior's preparations for 
254 
their inftruments of mufic 
149 
into the Kaffer country 
166 
their ancient weapons - 149, 
150 
into the Namaaqua country 
357 
110 traces of the cuftoms defcribed by 
Iron ore abounds in the mountains of 
old travellers 
Africa - « _ 
227 
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