 | 1836 - 496 páginas
...have ready-made by them, they give you the usual vague reply of " by-and-by." If the goods you oiler them in exchange for theirs do not answer their expectations,...capacious blankets, or deposited in a sort of rushen wallet. The women imitate the dresses of the whites, and are rather skilful in converting their purchases.... | |
 | 1837 - 490 páginas
...express a desire to have baskets of a particular pattern that they do not happen to have ready-made by them, they give you the usual vague reply of "...capacious blankets, or deposited in a sort of rushen wallet. The women imitate the dresses of the whites, and are rather skilful in converting their purchases.... | |
 | 1839 - 428 páginas
...their expectations they give a sullen and dogged look or reply, " car-car" (no, no,) or " caricin," which is a still more forcible negative. But when...head, and a note not much unlike a grunt; the ducks, venison, fish, or baskets are placed beside you, and the articles of exchange transferred to the folds... | |
 | 1843 - 444 páginas
...No, no." But when the bargain pleases them, they signify their approbation by many nods of the head. The ducks, fish, venison, or baskets are placed beside you ; and the article you oiler them in exchange they wrap in the folds of their wide blankets, or put in a sort... | |
 | William Draper Swan - 1851 - 442 páginas
...their expectations, they give a sullen and dogged look or reply, " Car-car " (no, no,) or " Carwin" which is a still more forcible negative. But when...approbation by several affirmative nods of the head, and a noise not much unlike a grunt ; the ducks, venison, fish, or baskets are placed beside you, and the... | |
 | 1864 - 422 páginas
...expectations, they give a sullen and dogged look or reply, " car-car" (no, no,) or " carwin" which is still a more forcible negative. But when the bargain pleases...head, and a note not much unlike a grunt ; the ducks, venison, fish, or baskets are placed beside you, and the articles of exchange transferred to the folds... | |
 | 1872 - 264 páginas
...their expectations, they give a sullen or dogged look, or reply " Car-car" (no, no), or " Canvin," which is a still more forcible negative. But when...head, and a note not much unlike a grunt ; the ducks, venison, fish, or baskets are placed beside you, and the articles of exchange transferred to the folds... | |
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If the goods you offer them in exchange for theirs do not answer their expectations, they give a sullen and dogged look or reply, " Car-car" (no, no), or " Carwinni," which is a still more forcible negative. But when the bargain pleases them, they signify... 