 | William Goold - 1886 - 620 páginas
...is their practice yearly, though they seldom make so great a slaughter at once." in large numbers, they build on an island a church which they cover with bark, and near it they erect a little cabin for my residence. I take care to transport thither a part of our ornaments,... | |
 | John Stevens Cabot Abbott - 1892 - 628 páginas
...where they pass some months in hunting ducks and other birds which are found there in large numbers, they build on an island a church, which they cover with bark, and near it they erect a little cabin for my residence. I take eare to transport thither a part of our ornaments,... | |
 | Maine Historical Society - 1893 - 504 páginas
...to pass some months in the pursuit of geese, bustards and other birds, which they find in abundance, they build on an island a church which they cover...portion of the ornaments, and divine service is attended to with the same decency and the same concourse of people as at the village. You see, my dear nephew,... | |
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Indians repair to the sea-shore, where they pass some months in hunting the ducks, bustards, and other birds, which are found there in large numbers, they build on an island a Church, which they cover with bark, and near it they erect a little cabin for... 