Note 269 — Chapter XXII · RELIGION.—HUMAN SACRIFICES.
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Odd evidently, like some other of his countrymen, as seen in this narrative, was not orthodox in the religion of his fathers, for he robbed the graves.
Reading edition
Odd evidently, like some other of his countrymen, as seen in this narrative, was not orthodox in the religion of his fathers, for he robbed the graves.