Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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... told him , " if you eat what is before you to put it aside and eat it tomorrow . I think the fellow eat up all at meat that was before him before he went to bed that night . An old woman who was called a glut [ ton ] , ate till fell ...
... told him , " if you eat what is before you to put it aside and eat it tomorrow . I think the fellow eat up all at meat that was before him before he went to bed that night . An old woman who was called a glut [ ton ] , ate till fell ...
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... told his wife , he had a dream that troubled him , he did not understand it : the dream was about her his wife . He dreamed of a person like himself , a man , did not know where he came from , the man spoke to him , and said that he ...
... told his wife , he had a dream that troubled him , he did not understand it : the dream was about her his wife . He dreamed of a person like himself , a man , did not know where he came from , the man spoke to him , and said that he ...
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... told in the fall of the year they brought good fortune ; told out of season , they could bring bad luck ( Swindlehurst 1905 : 139 ) . 2 One indication of Settee's attachment to Split Lake and the Nelson River was given in 1873 , when he ...
... told in the fall of the year they brought good fortune ; told out of season , they could bring bad luck ( Swindlehurst 1905 : 139 ) . 2 One indication of Settee's attachment to Split Lake and the Nelson River was given in 1873 , when he ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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