Note 419 — SENECA FICTION, LEGENDS, AND MYTHS (continued 9)
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It was a common belief among the Seneca and the other Iroquoian people that a sorcerer was usually aware of what another was doing, even though they might dwell far apart.
Reading edition
It was a common belief among the Seneca and the other Iroquoian people that a sorcerer was usually aware of what another was doing, even though they might dwell far apart.