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Page 164
... heard also of a sacred fire which had been kept burning at Chegoimegon since the day when the Ojib- ways had first brought it there from Mackinac . He heard of the enchanted canoe of Mishabou ( Manibush , Manabozho , Nenbozho ) which ...
... heard also of a sacred fire which had been kept burning at Chegoimegon since the day when the Ojib- ways had first brought it there from Mackinac . He heard of the enchanted canoe of Mishabou ( Manibush , Manabozho , Nenbozho ) which ...
Page 294
... heard her husband protesting , but the evidence continued to pour in . Every one there had heard Tanner threaten James . Since Henry had left the country , James was the only Schoolcraft within reach , and Tanner had Indian notions ...
... heard her husband protesting , but the evidence continued to pour in . Every one there had heard Tanner threaten James . Since Henry had left the country , James was the only Schoolcraft within reach , and Tanner had Indian notions ...
Page 310
... heard him saying so to her father , and that the cousin in Seattle sent him the town papers regularly . Molly , listening to hear more about Seattle , heard instead of a second lieutenant who had been stationed at Fort Brady in the year ...
... heard him saying so to her father , and that the cousin in Seattle sent him the town papers regularly . Molly , listening to hear more about Seattle , heard instead of a second lieutenant who had been stationed at Fort Brady in the year ...
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