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to watch my motions; I put up my other hand to my face, the indian did the same; I made several other movements & he imitated them immediately. I must not be considered irreverent doing this | to watch my motions; I put up my other hand to my face, the indian did the same; I made several other movements & he imitated them immediately. I must not be considered irreverent doing this at prayers, but it was to see what maneuvers he would be after. Poor fellow he had no idea we were rendering our morning thanks to an [crossed out: eternal & everlasting God, truly the Great Spirit of the Universe.] bounteous Providence. | ||
He obtained a bullocks head the | He obtained a bullocks head the pluck and entrails, upon condition that he was to make a cabresto during the day for Mr M __. but before he left he begged some tobacco of me. | ||
'Cambalache' said he to me - (Will you barter) | 'Cambalache' said he to me - (Will you barter) | ||
'No' I replied 'I am not a trader' | 'No' I replied 'I am not a trader' | ||
'Si Si Cambalache Moccassins "alla come" (Yes yes do give me something for a pair of Moccassins, they are in my tent come) | 'Si Si Cambalache Moccassins "alla come" (Yes yes do give me something for a pair of Moccassins, they are in my tent come) | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:50, 13 February 2021
21 19 to watch my motions; I put up my other hand to my face, the indian did the same; I made several other movements & he imitated them immediately. I must not be considered irreverent doing this at prayers, but it was to see what maneuvers he would be after. Poor fellow he had no idea we were rendering our morning thanks to an [crossed out: eternal & everlasting God, truly the Great Spirit of the Universe.] bounteous Providence.
He obtained a bullocks head the pluck and entrails, upon condition that he was to make a cabresto during the day for Mr M __. but before he left he begged some tobacco of me.
'Cambalache' said he to me - (Will you barter) 'No' I replied 'I am not a trader' 'Si Si Cambalache Moccassins "alla come" (Yes yes do give me something for a pair of Moccassins, they are in my tent come)
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