Note 353 — Chapter XIV
Reading edition
“The spirit of any plant, any star, or other personage in creation may become a man’s attendant. In our popular phraseology this is called his medicine.”—Jeremiah Curtin, Creation Myths, p. 29.
Reading edition
“The spirit of any plant, any star, or other personage in creation may become a man’s attendant. In our popular phraseology this is called his medicine.”—Jeremiah Curtin, Creation Myths, p. 29.