During both these expeditions we had killed a good many of these people, and it ought to be a lesson to them to leave the Notus alone in future, although there is little doubt that the Notus themselves make cannibalistic raids on some of their weaker neighbours.
"Wanderings Among South Sea Savages And in Borneo and the Philippines"
H. Wilfrid Walker
The result was, as I look back, a lean and cadaverous six-foot youth, with the hospital pallor still on him, his chin covered with a day's beard, his hair cropped short, and a cannibalistic gleam in his eyes.
"The After House"
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Two or three days they stayed in the pond, filling the air with gurgling croaks and filling the water with endless strings of gelatine-coated eggs-enough to fill the whole pond banks-full of pollywogs, did not Mother Nature step in and mercifully dispose of ninety-nine per cent of them within a few days of hatching, and set the rest of them to eating each other industriously as they grew, till every pollywog that was left might truthfully sing with the cannibalistic mariner: Oh, I am the cook and the captain bold And the mate of the Nancy brig, The bo'sn tight and the midshipmite And the crew of the captain's gig.
"A Little Brother to the Bear and other Animal Stories"
William Long