Note 4 — Chapter IX · THE TODA GODS
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When the Kanòdrs people ran away there remained behind one old man called Muturojen and his wife Muturach,4 who were living in a village near Kanòdrs called Mîtâhârzi. When the people left, the old man went to the Kanòdrs dairy to churn the milk left there by those who had run away, and he stayed there, sleeping in the kwotars or calves’ hut, as the dairyman should do at Kanòdrs. His wife used to come every day as far as a place called Pîtipem, where she rubbed a place with buffalo-dung and sat down.