Introduction to Seneca Fiction Legends And Myths volume 2
Introduction to Seneca Fiction Legends And Myths volume 2
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In the good camp are the persons who originate all the different kinds of food, establish all institutions, arts, games, amusements, dances, and religious ceremonies for the coming race.
In the other camp are cunning, deceitful beings, ferocious and hungry man- eaters — the harmful powers of every description. The heroes of the good camp overcome these one after another by stratagem, superior skill, swiftness, or the use of the all-powerful wish; but the. V are immortal, and, though over- come,... can not be destroyed. . . .
When the present race of men (that i. S, Indians) appear on the scene, the people of the previous order of affairs have vanished. One division, vast in number, a part of the good and all the bad ones, have become the beasts, birds, fishes, reptiles, insects, plants, stones, cold, heat, light, darkness, fire, rain, snow, earthquake, sun, moon, stars — have become, in fact, every living thing, object, agency, phenomenon, process, and power outside of man. Another • Curtin, Jeremiah, Creation Myths of Primitive America, pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the good camp are the persons who originate all the different kinds of food, establish all institutions, arts, games, amusements, dances, and religious ceremonies for the coming race.
In the other camp are cunning, deceitful beings, ferocious and hungry man- eaters — the harmful powers of every description. The heroes of the good camp overcome these one after another by stratagem, superior skill, swiftness, or the use of the all-powerful wish; but the. V are immortal, and, though over- come,... can not be destroyed. . . .
When the present race of men (that i. S, Indians) appear on the scene, the people of the previous order of affairs have vanished. One division, vast in number, a part of the good and all the bad ones, have become the beasts, birds, fishes, reptiles, insects, plants, stones, cold, heat, light, darkness, fire, rain, snow, earthquake, sun, moon, stars — have become, in fact, every living thing, object, agency, phenomenon, process, and power outside of man. Another • Curtin, Jeremiah, Creation Myths of Primitive America, pp.
What to read after Introduction to Seneca Fiction Legends And Myths volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtin, Jeremiah, 1835-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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