Field note book[s], Crocker Land Expedition, 1913-1915
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Sh-pa-e-tah Shwot-ah-cul-ne-pe ~Dig my wife (So put on a new lash) Ah-hi-anq-wu-vot very hungry " " wunq-ee-toot (negative of this feet-lung-unq-ee-to (never tired fee-shung-unq-ee-hu (never tired) perhaps this is our work for trouble. Ah-pang-th-so (a term applied to the peculiar gait of a bear and a man running) Punq-ah-deek to the pain of all animals - caribou, hare, musk-rat, dog etc. E-wah-hark-to -- the gait of a trotting caribou, or dog. Two-helk-tacto -- gait of a dog a little faster than a walk. Go-bloo-suf climbee See-voq - sweet . Go-bloo-yalis dogs are eager to go after hairs.. O-hoi-oo-ee-to -- deaf and dumb