eXVi A-GENERAL HISTORY

enitveneruss Algonquin. It rains 2 - Quimiwoin = - Qui mi woin. After to-morrow. - Awis wabank -. - Awes wabang. To-day - - Anoutch - - Non gum. Thereaway - Netoi “4 Ge) AWoltc. Much = - Miaichett - - Ni bi wa. Prefently - Pichifgua - =. Pitchinac. Make, heart - Quithipeh - - Wai we be. This morning ~. phebas - - Shai bas. This night - Tibifcag - - De bicong. Above - - Efpiming = - Okitchiai. Below - Tabaflith - - Ana mai. Truly 2 - Taboiy = - Ne da wache. Already, - - Safhay - - Sha fhaye. Yet, more - Minah - - Mina wa. Yefterday Sw acouihick 7. 4- - Pitchinago. Far - - Wathow - - Walla. Near ~ - Quifhiwoac - see eallhou. Never - - Nima wecatch - Kawika. No al - Nima = - Ka wine. Yes - = Ah = = - In. By-and-bye - Pa-nima ~ - Pa-nima. Always ° - Ka-ki-kee - - Ka qui nick. Make hafte - Quethepeh -- = Niguim. Its long fince - Mewaifha = - Mon witha.

Some Account of the Chepewyan Indians.

THEY are a numerous people, who confider the country between the parallels of latitude 60. and 65. North, and longitude 100. to 110. Weft, as their lands or home. They {peak a copious language, which is very difficult to be attained, and furnifhes diale€ts to the various emigrant tribes which inhabit the following immenfe track of country, whofe

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