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American Hero-Myths

CHAPTER III
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I intoxicate them all.

Come and drink of it." Quetzalcoatl took the wine and drank of it through a reed, and as he drank he grew drunken and fell in the road, where he slept and snored.
Thus he passed from place to place, with various adventures.

His servants were all dwarfs or hunchbacks, and in crossing the Sierra Nevada they mostly froze to death.

By drawing a line across the Sierra he split it in two and thus made a passage.

He plucked up a mighty tree and hurling it through another, thus formed a cross.


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