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Under the Southern Cross

Note 49 — XXXI. The Years that the Canker-worm hath Eaten.

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The Incas believed that “Pacha-camac had appointed the same care to be taken of the wild as of the tame flocks;” for this reason they would not hurt or destroy them, except so far as was necessary for the food, the clothing, or the safety of man.

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