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Meanings of large wigwam in English
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Usage of large wigwam in English
1
This made a little tent in the middle of the large wigwam.
2
Then she put me in charge of one of her Indians who had a large wigwam.
3
I was led into a large wigwam to pass the night, and guarded by my captors.
4
He stood stark naked at the door of a large wigwam, holding up both hands as if to shield his eyes.
5
Just outside of a fine large wigwam of smoke-tanned buffalo-skins stood Tawasuota, very early upon an August morning of the year 1862.
6
We settled to put up a good large wigwam, which might hold us all; and we could then have a fire in the centre.
7
Having painted and decorated himself as frightfully as he could, the Powhatan caused Smith to be taken to a large wigwam in the forest.
8
No doubt my daughter has a very large wigwam somewhere about the lake; the Hurons have not found it, on account of their ignorance?
9
At the door of one of the largest wigwams, one of the ancients stood to receive them.
10
Sassacus led the way into the largest wigwam, and, having directed his prisoner to sit down, left the cabin.
11
Five days were spent in building for them three large wigwams, in landing their goods, in digging two gardens, and sowing seeds.
12
One cold, rainy day a large number of us were crowded into the largest wigwam for a talk about the truths in the great Book.