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A canoe made with the bark of a birch tree.
birchbark
birchbark canoe
1
The
birch
bark
I had tucked out of sight in my pocket.
2
Another woman made a basket of
birch
bark
in the same way.
3
Whole villages were blown up by mines of powder in
birch
bark
.
4
The Indian houses were long huts covered with strips of
birch
bark
.
5
And you others fill your pockets with
birch
bark
and spruce pitch-knots.
6
Our
birch
bark
was not finished and christened till we reached Moxie.
7
More practically,
birch
bark
was once frequently used as writing paper.
8
A
birch
bark
canoe, in other words, is worth what it will bring.
9
They gathered
birch
bark
and dry pine and soon had a fire going.
10
As they were leaving I took a piece of
birch
bark
.
11
With a handful of finely shredded
birch
bark
he was now quite ready.
12
Every native used a porringer or vessel made of
birch
bark
.
13
For paper he was obliged at first to use
birch
bark
.
14
That
birch
bark
could talk, as he expressed it, was a mystery indeed.
15
Fill the platform with dry, quick-burning materials such as
birch
bark
.
16
I cook pieces of
birch
bark
and wash off her wounds.
birch
bark
birch