10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIVEYERE»
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... cried with her? And that the great magistrate was so flustered that he. ber all
that) and a beautiful cheese-cloth comfortable for the horrid bed, a ribbon ' The
Labrador “ liveyere ” asks for nothing more 22 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
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Harper's Monthly Magazine
You gets weak all of a suddent, zur," one expressed it to me. In his effort to " help
the people help themselves " the doctor has established cooperative stores * The
Labrador " liveyere " asks for nothing more than ten, molasses, and flour. and ...
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The Week's Progress: A Select Review of World News & Views
The white inhabitants live almost solely along the coast. "Liveyeres" they call
themselves. "The 'liveyere' is a fisher and a trapper," Mr. Norman writes. "In the
summer he catches cod ; in the winter he traps the fox, otter, mink, lynx, and
marten, ...
The "liveyere" is the resident fisherman. He is a Newfoundlander by birth, a
Labradorman by adoption. He possesses the comparatively desirable trait of
being willing to hustle for himself at most times; the exigencies of local conditions
do not ...
Then came our first Liveyere breakfast: rolled oats, boiled long and “piled on,"
condensed milk, stewed tea with “long sweetening" (molasses), and bread. We
yet had about twenty miles to walk, so we hired two guides to show the way and ...
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Dr. Grenfell's parish: the deep sea fishermen
A silver fox, of good fur and acceptable colour, is the " liveyere's " great catch; no
doubt his most ecstatic nightmare has to do with finding one fast in his trap; but
when, "more by chance than good conduct," as they say, he has that heavenly ...
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The Story of Grenfell of the Labrador: A Boy's Life of ...
They passed in thousands in front of a liveyere's cabin, and standing in his door
the liveyere shot with his rifle more than one hundred of them, only stopping his
slaughter when his last cartridge was used. From up and down the coast for a ...
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Dictionary of Newfoundland English: Second Edition with ...
livyer n also liver, livere, liveyer, liveyere, livier . Cp DAE liver 'inhabitant, resident'
(1678–1850), EDD liver sb1 1 'dweller' s w cties: var livier Do So D, livyer D; O
Sup2 liveyere (Nfld: 1863–); DC liveyere Nfld 2 (1946–) for sense 1, 1 (1905–) ...
W.J. Kirwin, G. M. Story, J.D.A. Widdowson, 1990
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Smithsonian Contributions to Anthropology
thrift and diligence the best of both impinging worlds. THE LIVEYERES The
prosperous life of the North “lest River trapper contrasts greatly with the liveyere
fisherman of Groswater Bay. The term "liveyere" describes white fishermen (often
with ...
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Environmental archeology and cultural systems in Hamilton ...
thrift and diligence the best of both impinging worlds. THE LIVEYERES The
prosperous life of the North West River trapper contrasts greatly with the liveyere
fisherman of Groswater Bay. The term "liveyere" describes white fishermen (often
with ...
William W. Fitzhugh, 1972
