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One chief , Toolk - aubat - che Taujo , has five hundred , and although apparently
very indigent , he never sells any ; while he seems to deny himself the comforts of
life , he gives continued proofs of unbounded hospitality ; he seldom kills less ...
One chief , Toolk - aubat - che Taujo , has five hundred , and although apparently
very indigent , he never sells any ; while he seems to deny himself the comforts of
life , he gives continued proofs of unbounded hospitality ; he seldom kills less ...
Page 41
16. Puc - cun - tal - lau - has - see ; from E - puc cun - nau , a mayapple , and tal -
lau - has - see , old town . It is in the fork of a creek which gives name to the town ;
the creek joins on the left side of Coosau , forty miles below Coosau town . 17.
16. Puc - cun - tal - lau - has - see ; from E - puc cun - nau , a mayapple , and tal -
lau - has - see , old town . It is in the fork of a creek which gives name to the town ;
the creek joins on the left side of Coosau , forty miles below Coosau town . 17.
Page 72
When they have decided on any case of death or whipping , the Micco appoints
the warriors who are to carry it into effect ; or he gives the judgment to the Great
Warrior , ( Tustunnuggee thlucco , ) and leaves to him the time and manner of ...
When they have decided on any case of death or whipping , the Micco appoints
the warriors who are to carry it into effect ; or he gives the judgment to the Great
Warrior , ( Tustunnuggee thlucco , ) and leaves to him the time and manner of ...
Page 74
Marriage gives no right to the husband over the property of his wife ; and when
they part she keeps the children and property belonging to them . Adultery . This
is punished by the family or tribe of the husband . They collect , consult and
decree ...
Marriage gives no right to the husband over the property of his wife ; and when
they part she keeps the children and property belonging to them . Adultery . This
is punished by the family or tribe of the husband . They collect , consult and
decree ...
Page 81
Of a case of this sort , I will give you my opinion , by my conduct . Lately , in
Tookaubatche , two promising boys were playing and slinging stones . One of
them let slip his sling , the stone flew back and killed his companion . The family
of the ...
Of a case of this sort , I will give you my opinion , by my conduct . Lately , in
Tookaubatche , two promising boys were playing and slinging stones . One of
them let slip his sling , the stone flew back and killed his companion . The family
of the ...
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