 ... us attentively. I was reassured when I observed these Ceremonies, which with them are performed only among friends ; and much more so when I saw them Clad in Cloth, for I judged thereby that they were our allies. I therefore spoke to them first, and...  Iowa Journal of History - Halaman 3301914Tampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | Jesuits - 1900 - 348 halaman
...they were our allies. I therefore spoke to them first, and asked them who they were. They replied that they were Ilinois; and, as a token of peace, they...smoking tobacco are called in This country Calumets. This word has come so much Into use that, in order to be understood, I shall be obliged to use it,... | |
 | Jesuits - 1900 - 346 halaman
...they were our allies. I therefore spoke to them first, and asked them who they were. They replied that they were Ilinois; and, as a token of peace, they...smoking tobacco are called in This country Calumets. This word has come so much Into use that, in order to be understood, I shall be obliged to use it,... | |
 | James Harvey Robinson - 1906 - 616 halaman
...black gowns.] I spoke to them and asked them \vho they were. They replied that they were Illinois, and as a token of peace they offered us their pipes...people impatiently awaited us. These pipes for smoking are called in this country "calumets." This word has come so much into use that in order to be understood... | |
 | James Harvey Robinson, Charles Austin Beard - 1908 - 440 halaman
...our black gowns.] I spoke to them and asked them who they were. They replied that they were Illinois, and as a token of peace they offered us their pipes...people impatiently awaited us. These pipes for smoking are called in this country " calumets." This word has come so much into use that in order to be understood... | |
 | Louise Phelps Kellogg - 1917 - 418 halaman
...they were our allies. I therefore spoke to them first, and asked them who they were. They replied that they were Ilinois; and, as a token of peace, they...smoking tobacco are called in this country calumets. This word has come so much into use that, in order to be understood, I shall be obliged to use it,... | |
 | Louise Phelps Kellogg - 1917 - 414 halaman
...they were our allies. I therefore spoke to them first, and asked them who they were. They replied that they were Ilinois; and, as a token of peace, they...invited us to enter their village, where all the people Section 5. How the Ilinois received the Father in their Village. At the door of the cabin in which... | |
 | Louise Phelps Kellogg - 2009 - 406 halaman
...I therefore spoke to them first, and asked them who they were. They replied that they were Hinois; and, as a token of peace, they offered us their pipes...smoking tobacco are called in this country calumets. This word has come so much into use that, hi order to be understood, I shall be obliged to use it,... | |
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