Meanings of indian moccasin in English

Some of the boys ran barefoot in this way, but others wore Indian moccasins.

When they returned for breakfast Barbara had joined the others and wore soft Indian moccasins.

His lower limbs were protected by buckskin leggings, and his feet by the ordinary Indian moccasins.

Indian moccasins protected his feet, while a torn and shapeless felt hat sat upon his well-shaped head.

The three scouts when they left St. John's had abandoned their boots and had taken to Indian moccasins.

How about Indian moccasins, Mr.

Nothing I could say would make him exchange his Indian moccasins for the high-heeled pumps with a buckle at the instep.

The first of the "trifles" was a pair of Indian moccasins, made of finest doe skin and elaborately beaded.

Myself and most of them were compelled to go with bare feet for several months, reserving our Indian moccasins for extra occasions.

He cast on the table the Indian moccasin which had been shown the same party at the Green Lion a few evenings before.

You it was that saw the prints of the Indian moccasin, and it behoves you, to let others be as wise as yourself.

In winter the frost completely does away with all moisture, so that the Indian moccasin is better at that season than the Esquimau boot.

Trousers and waistcoats were of the same material as the coats, but their feet were inclosed in Indian moccasins, also adorned profusely with beads.

She said I could take them with me, and she gave me a pair of Indian moccasins to wear till my feet were healed.

The best footwear for a boy who lives in the country will be Indian moccasins or shoepacs worn with several pairs of lumbermen's woollen stockings.

In spite of the civilization which controlled him, he wore Indian moccasins and deerskin breeches, though his coat was rather like a shortened workman's blouse.