...oiily habitually cleared the ground* — no small undertaking, be it understood, in a heavily-timbered region — but they frequently took part in what is...saying that when asked to aid in gathering the crop u they did uot scorn to lend a helping haud.rt On this point, however, it is necessary to make haste...

...small undertaking, be it understood, in a heavily-timbered region — but they frequently took part iu what is technically known as " working" the crop,...gathering the crop *' they did not scorn to lend a helping hand."' On this point, however, it is necessary to make haste slowly, as our guides not only contradict...

...undertaking, be it understood, iu a heavily-timbered region — but they frequently took part in what i? technically known as " working" the crop, and also...gathering the crop " they did not scorn to lend a helping hand."* On this point? however, it is necessary to make haste slowly, as our guides not only contradict...

...only habitually cleared the ground* — no small undertaking, be it understood, in a heavily-timbered region — but they frequently took part in what is technically known as u working" the crop, and also aided in the labors of the harvest field. This may not have been a part...

...consumption usually found in an Iroquois village. It was their business to cut all the larger-sized firewood, to make the large bark barrels and boxes used for...gathering the crop, they did not scorn to lend a helping hand." Among the Iroquois the men did decidedly less agricultural work than among the Hurons ; but...

...only habitually cleared the ground* — no small undertaking, bo it understood, in a heavily-timbered region — but they frequently took part in what is...gathering the crop " they did not scorn to lend a helping haud.rt On this point, however, it is necessary to make haste slowly, as our guides not only contradict...