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Usage examples of deerskins.

Roger rubbed the man's back briskly, chaft A his palms over the chilled limbs, and pulled both tattered deerskins over them.

In this moment of advantage, the form in deerskins whipped behind a boulder.

It could be none other than the phantom in deerskins and coonskin cap who wrought death with a long muzzle-loader that squeaked, and the bullets of which vanished mysteriously.

As before, when the enigmatic figure in deerskins had visited the Jug Snow cabin in connection with the disappearance of Old Jude, the footprints were those of moccasins or shoes—they looked more like moccasins—wrapped in fabric to disguise their size and exact conformity.

After a time he lay down under the deerskins, curled on his side, and watched the flames until he fell asleep, worn out by terror.

Holding it in place, he dragged the limp body to the fire, and piled the remnants of clothes and both deerskins on top of Nre Ferigault.

I see you are dressed in handsome deerskins and have red paint on your cheeks.

Men in loose deerskins, with long tinkling metal fringes, strode in small numbers toward the center of the round camp ground.

The children in deerskins and paints, just like their elders, were jolly little men and women.

The slab that had covered the crypt was thrown aside, along with the pile of deerskins, and between it and the door was a shapeless black heap that, in a dimmer light, would not have been instantly recognizable as the body of Bold.

Through the kindness of The'venet, who put his Post folk to work for us, the deerskins I had brought from Whale River were dressed and made up into sleeping bags and skin clothing, and other neces saries were got ready for the long dog journey out.

Edmunds, “for if the huskies are hunting deer the women will do no sewing on sealskin, and if they're hunting seals they'll not touch a needle to your deerskins, though you are freezing.

Spruce boughs were scattered upon the igloo floor and deerskins spread over these.

I had brought with me several well-tanned deerskins, and upon these I made a map of the country so far as we had seen it.

I'd thrown away my pine-branch coat, and was wearing those deerskins around my shoulders.