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The Eternal Maiden

T. Everett Harré
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Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Good Press

About

Long ages ago, darkness brooded over the frozen world and held in its thrall the unreleased waters of the glacial seas. There was no animal life upon the land, and in the depth of the waters, no living thing stirred. Kokoyah, the water god, breathed not, Tornahhuchsuah, the earth spirit, who rules above the spirits of the wind and air, was veiled in slumber. Men had risen like willows from the frozen earth, but, although they lived, they were as the dead. They spake not, neither did they hunt, nor eat, nor d id they die. Then the Great Spirit, whose name is not known, placed upon earth a man, in his arms the strength to kill, in his heart the primal urge of love.

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