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... received in exchange small saws , knives , nails , tin - kettles , and needles , It was pleasing to behold the ... receiving it , as a finish to the bargain , and an act of appropriation . They in no instance omitted this strange ...
... received in exchange small saws , knives , nails , tin - kettles , and needles , It was pleasing to behold the ... receiving it , as a finish to the bargain , and an act of appropriation . They in no instance omitted this strange ...
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... received ; and next a buffalo - pound , in which the animals are secured somewhat in the manner practised with the elephants in Ceylon . The Indians likewise shew considerable dexterity and run no small risk in hunting the buffalo on ...
... received ; and next a buffalo - pound , in which the animals are secured somewhat in the manner practised with the elephants in Ceylon . The Indians likewise shew considerable dexterity and run no small risk in hunting the buffalo on ...
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... received as war- parties usually are by the Indians , after a fortunate and successful expedition . Previous to this occurrence , I had never received any marked attention from the squaws ; but on this occasion , par- ticularly , the ...
... received as war- parties usually are by the Indians , after a fortunate and successful expedition . Previous to this occurrence , I had never received any marked attention from the squaws ; but on this occasion , par- ticularly , the ...
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