At the same time he showed a fine beaver skin for exchange.

The heads of the white men lay on a beaver skin.

He tried a wigwam where he saw a beaver skin.

They would dress him in the best clothes obtainable and with a silk-finished beaver skin hat.

The winter had passed since Rebecca Gibbons had traded her corn crop for a beaver skin.

Beverley insisted upon wrapping Alice in her mantle of unlined beaver skin against the searching winter breath.

Fortunately, the real thief, who was not a Frenchman, became alarmed, and had the beaver skin restored.

No t'ink him better dan beaver skin?

The eel fisheries were productive, and the Indians bought from the French six eels for a beaver skin.

At night they made a tantalizing supper on their beaver skin, and were nearly exhausted by hunger and cold.

The first thing to catch the boy's eye was a great, splendid beaver skin stretched on a willow hoop.

For a penny knife, they bought a beaver skin; and the skin sold in Europe for two or three shillings.

Two strips of beaver skin tipped with six quills of the porcupine are attached to the right of the throat.

They could meet with no game, and subsisted for a time on strips of beaver skin, broiled on the coals.

With a satisfied grunt, he took the corn and presented Rebecca with the most beautiful beaver skin she had ever seen.

Captain Cook having, at parting, bestowed upon him a small present, received, in return, a beaver skin, of much greater value.