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Sacred Texts: Native American

Seneca Indian Myths: Hótho (Cold)

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ONE day a man who was out hunting met HÓTHO and said to him, "You cannot freeze me, no matter bow cold you are." "I can," said HÓTHO. They had a long discussion and at last agreed that when night came they would have a trial of strength. The man went home, carried in wood enough to bum till morning, built a huge fire and made a kettleful of hemlock tea.

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