10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAWAW»
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pawaw in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pawaw and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Fosteriana, consisting of thoughts, reflections, and ...
"The Pawaw ! his dog !" and shrinks back so close in his covert as to raise an
apprehensive suspicion that his courage is failing. A mass of branches, moving
out from the wood, tells who, though not discernible, must be there. The fixed
horror ...
John Foster, Henry George Bohn, 1858
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Fosteriana: consisting of thoughts, reflections and ...
He exclaims, " The Pawaw ! his dog !" and shrinks back so close in his covert as
to raise an apprehensive suspicion that his courage is failing. A mass of
branches, moving out from the wood, tells who, though not discernible, must be
there.
John Foster, Henry George Bohn, 1858
3
The Baptist youth's magazine, with which the Baptist ...
The Pawaw ! his dog ! " and shrinks back so close in his covert as to raise an
apprehensive suspicion that his courage is failing. A mass of branches, moving
out from the wood, tell who, though not discernible, must be there. The fixed
horror of ...
4
Historical Collections Relating to Remarkable Periods of the ...
more light, both publicly and privately ; for that he also refused the help of a
Pawaw, who lived within two bow-stiot of his door, when his wife was three days
in travail, and waited patiently on God 'till they obtained a merciful deliverance by
...
5
Annual Report of the Philippine Commission to the Secretary ...
Exchanges and adjustments of currency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . 9.325. 05 . . . . . . . . . . .1. Pawaw. 97, 880. 77 Local currency. P/s. 18,
958. 15 53,417.38. rmm .......................................... .V ..................... m. CREDITS.
United States. Philippine Commission (1899-1900), 1905
6
Spirit of the New England Tribes: Indian History and ...
... and when they are thus met, they kindle a large Fire, round which the Pawaw
walks, and beats himself upon his Breast, muttering out a strange sort of intricate
Jargon, until he has Elivated himself into so great an Agony, that he falls down by
...
William Scranton Simmons, 1986
7
The Venerable Mayhews and the Aboriginal Indians of Martha's ...
About this time a famous Pawaw, called Tequanomin, entertaining thoughts of
turning from the devil to the only true God and Jesus Christ the only Saviour of
sinful men, and providentially meeting with Momonequem in the woods, opened
his ...
William Allen Hallock, Experience Mayhew, 1874
lt is the precursory bloodhound, believed by the savages, and even by Waban, to
be the Pawaw's manittoo. 'Williams's hatchet cleaves its head. But immediately
there is a stirring of the vine, by some hand forcing it aside. An earnest call ...
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, 1838
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The History of the Royal Society of London
They acknowledge some supreme power, which they call Maneto, and they have
a Pawaw, by whom vthey address themselves to-their God, and acquaint him
with their neCessities, which Pawaw returns them answer os help and relief, and
...
It is difficult to see how Christ as symbol would be exempt, any more than "many
an African Mumbo-Jumbo and Indian Pawaw" from the sweeping inclusiveness
of this "all": But, on the whole [writes Teufelsdrockh], as Time adds much to the ...
Joseph Hillis Miller, 1991
