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The legend of Perseus, Volume 3 (of 3)

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ii. Witzschel, 287, 293. I was not aware, or rather I had forgotten, when I wrote the above that Grimm had already pointed out that the common phrase: “The river-sprite demands his yearly victim,” pointed to actual human sacrifices in heathen times. Grimm, ii. Myth., 494.

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