...connected with the custom of the husband taking up his abode with the latter.1 He argues as follows : — " If the customs of residence and the customs of avoidance...the tribes where the husband permanently lives with hi& wife's family (sixty-five out of three hundred and fifty), we should estimate that ceremonial avoidance...

...with the custom of the husband taking up his abode with the latter.1 He argues as follows :• — " If the customs of residence and the customs of avoidance were independent, or nearly so, we ^hould expect to find their coincidence following the ordinary law of chance distribution. In the tribes...

...or for the husband at once to take home the wife. RESIDENCE H. to W. Removal W. to H. 65 76 141 Now, if the customs of residence and the customs of avoidance...family (sixty-five out of three hundred and fifty), we shouM estimate that ceremonial avoidance between him and them might appear in nine cases, whereas it...

...connected with primitive marriage usages. " If," he says, " the custom of residence and the custom of avoidance were independent, or nearly so, we should...find their coincidence following the ordinary law 1 GA Wilken, De verspreide geschriften, vol. i, pp. 317 sqq. Similar transitions are observable in...