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1
A troop of
Eskimo
women
came out to cover up the potatoes.
2
But this wind did not keep the
Eskimo
women
and children at home.
3
A Laplander wore a fur shirt;
Eskimo
women
wore blouses of walrus skin.
4
She remembered the
Eskimo
women
wailing in the moonlight .
5
The accomplishments of the
Eskimo
women
are of the useful rather than the ornamental kind.
6
Then the
Eskimo
women
and crews stepped in, and the stern ropes were cast loose.
7
In all these trying circumstances, the
Eskimo
women
were almost as useful as the men.
8
I have already done a big business with him in bone, oil,
pelts
-
and
Eskimo
women
.
9
Nothing was said about our remaining away, and the
Eskimo
women
spent the day with us.
10
They started off in groups in different directions, leaving the
Eskimo
women
in charge of the camp.
11
The
Eskimo
women
and men, and dogs, and all the rest of them, are marching before us.
12
Eskimo
women
are neither petulant nor morose.
13
I wouldn't hike that thirty miles again-an' thirty back-for all the
Eskimo
women
up at Wagner.
14
The
Eskimo
women
counted as men, being as expert with oar and paddle as they, and very nearly as strong as most ordinary men.
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