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Man would have lived forever, but
Man would have lived forever, but
the sun, passing over, perceived that the earth
the sun, passing over, perceived that the earth
was not large enough to support all, in im=
was not large enough to support all, in immortality,
mortality, that would be born. Poison was  
that would be born. Poison was  
inserted in the tooth of the snake, in the
inserted in the tooth of the snake, in the
root of the wild parsnip and elsewhere;
root of the wild parsnip and elsewhere;
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at them, - but to be kind to them, and
at them, - but to be kind to them, and
especially to strangers. If they had any
especially to strangers. If they had any
king of creatures, they must be kind to them and threat them well.
king of creatures, they must be kind to  
On certain days they used to assem=
them and threat them well.
ble at the structures they erected obediently
On certain days they used to assemble
at the structures they erected obediently
to
to
b [[marked in pencil]] [[superscript]] a Nutsawi, Pine log.
b [[marked in pencil]] [[superscript]] a Nutsawi, Pine log.
a [[marked in pencil]] [[superscript]] b To, le, ta.
a [[marked in pencil]] [[superscript]] b To, le, ta.

Latest revision as of 05:06, 23 November 2019

9 poison. No roots were poison superscript a. Man would have lived forever, but the sun, passing over, perceived that the earth was not large enough to support all, in immortality, that would be born. Poison was inserted in the tooth of the snake, in the root of the wild parsnip and elsewhere; and one of the first family was soon bitten by a snake and died. All possible means were used to bring him to life, but in vain. Being overcome in this first instance, the whole race was doomed, not only to the death of the body, but to eternal misery superscript b. Not long after the creation, Ye, ho, previous two words underlined waah underlined ordered men to build high places, on which to erect structures, for worship, where they might offer sacrifices, assemble for religious instruction and perform their dances. He commanded them not to despise the lame, the blind or the deformed, nor laugh at them, - but to be kind to them, and especially to strangers. If they had any king of creatures, they must be kind to them and threat them well. On certain days they used to assemble

at the structures they erected obediently

to b marked in pencil superscript a Nutsawi, Pine log. a marked in pencil superscript b To, le, ta.