1
Upon her head she wore a crown of black and white wampum.
2
Solid cash included beaver-skins, black and white wampum, beads, and musket-balls, value one farthing.
3
These figures are marked with white wampum on the black, and with black upon the white belts.
4
The wings, worked in white wampum.
5
Five strings of white wampum.
6
Having finished his speech, Piankashaw presented Mr. Dalton with three strings of blue and white wampum as the seal of peace.
7
Mr. Dalton then presented Piankashaw, the chief of the leading tribe assembled in council, with a belt of blue and white wampum.
8
Assuredly six generations before the pale-faces appeared, ye smoked the redstone pipe together, giving white wampum to show that war would cease.
9
Its solemnity was increased, when he held aloft a belt of white wampum, and, enumerating his own sins, asked Manitou to forgive him.
10
Within two years this aim was accomplished, her book of poems, "The White Wampum," being published by John Lane, of the Bodley Head.