Wa-on-mon is a great chieftain; the heart of the missionary is grieved.

He was a great chieftain and held the Vatnsdal Godord.

Let the great chieftain wait and see Deerfoot for himself.

The flashes from the great chieftain's eyes had recoiled powerlessly from their imperturbable smile.

Sewingshields, to visit Arthur, a great chieftain from the wild north, one named Cumin.

Clan was at enmity with clan, and one great chieftain waged relentless war with another.

A great chieftain or lord lived in a strong castle built for defense against neighboring lords.

Wa-ke-zoo was another great chieftain who died before my time in the country of Manitoba, out north.

Well might the great chieftain look cast down with the weight of this great responsibility resting upon him.

But pride was the ruling passion of this great chieftain, and to that he sacrificed every other passion.

He fared in the fight as if he had been our Father the Warrior: he is a great chieftain.'

A few hours ago the pale-faces made captive the great chieftain Wa-on-mon, but the white hunter let him go free.

The golden-haired people had a great chieftain who was also a kind of high priest, who was called the Dagda.

Or was it the grave of some great chieftain, with the remaining stones indicating the graves of his relations and friends?

Here, all too soon, in 1617, when she was about twenty-one, the daughter of the great chieftain of the Pow-ha-tans died.

Erling Skjalgsson, a great chieftain, holding large fiefs from Olaf and married to his sister, lived at Sole in southwestern Norway.