1
They simply remove all their clothes and crawl in between the deerskins.
2
Wolfskins, deerskins, and one beautiful panther hide were spread upon the floor.
3
As for myself, clad in deerskins, I shall go to the woods!
4
The windows of the cabin were covered in place of glass, with deerskins.
5
Their tents were made of deerskins, and were pitched in a circular form.
6
Spruce boughs were scattered upon the igloo floor and deerskins spread over these.
7
The women cook and learn to dress deerskins until they are like velvet.
8
He needed meat badly, and he needed more deerskins, to make new clothes.
9
As for houses, did they not have their deerskins and walrus-pelts?
10
Were your people easy to fool, giving twelve deerskins for an old match-coat?
11
The Indians were clothed in mantles and aprons of deerskins.
12
The Indian women were expert in modelling garments-everythingwas of fur and dressed deerskins.
13
The deerskins were easily tanned into soft and pliant leather.
14
Underneath on a couch heaped with deerskins lay the Admiral.
15
But the deerskins were not large enough to cover them, and kept sliding off.
16
First Man and First Woman placed two sacred deerskins on the ground as before.
