 | Edmund Burke - 1819 - 822 sivua
...dried seal-skin : the harness of their hones consisted of nothing more than a plain collar aitaci. ed to the shafts of the cart or sledge ; the horse's...proceed ; the contrivance, it must be added, answers all the purposes of draught, because neither here nor in Sweden is the animal trained to resist the weight... | |
 | John Thomas James - 1817 - 488 sivua
...would suffice, were not common. Caps of the most ordinary fur served as covering for their heads; and for their feet the want of shoes was supplied by a...proceed; the contrivance, it must be added, answers all the purposes of draught, because neither here nor in Sweden is the animal trained to resist the weight... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1818 - 1264 sivua
...would suffice, were not common. Caps of the most ordinary fur served as covering for their heads ; and for their feet the want of shoes was supplied by a...proceed ; the contrivance, it must be added, answers all the purposes of draught, because neither here nor in Sweden is the animal trained to resist the weight... | |
 | 1818 - 798 sivua
...would suffice, were hot common. Caps of the most ordinary fur served as covering for their heads ; and for their feet the want of shoes was supplied by a...proceed ; the contrivance, it must be added, answers all the purposes of draught, because neither here nor in Sweden is the animal trained to resist the weight... | |
 | John Thomas James - 1819 - 508 sivua
...thankfully received. Luxuries, such as ochre paint for their cabins, or coats of woollen cloth, Avhere sheep-skins would suffice, were not common. Caps of...contrivance, it must be added, answers all VOL. I. B 15 the purposes of draught, because neither here nor in Sweden is the animal trained to resist the... | |
 | Thomas Curtis - 1829 - 822 sivua
...would suffice, were not common. Caps of the most ordinary fur served as covering for their heads ; and . Tegg" Curtis Thomas" Tt0s Curtis K ...Magdalen Islands, and also on the coasts, bays, harbour through, and he had nothing to do but proceed ; the contrivance answers all the purposes of draught,... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1839 - 828 sivua
...want of shoes is supplied by a mis-shapen bag of dried seal-skin. The harness of their horses consists of nothing more than a plain collar attached to the shafts of the cart or sledge, through which, when the horse's neck is thrust, he has only to proceed : this contrivance answers all... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1839 - 834 sivua
...want of shoes is supplied by a mis-shapen bag of dried seal-skin. The harness of their horses consists of nothing more than a plain collar attached to the shafts of the cart or sledge, through which, when the horse's neck is thrust, he has only to proceed : this contrivance answers all... | |
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Luxuries, such as ochre paint for their cabins, or coats of woollen cloth, where sheep-skins would suffice, were not common. Caps of the most ordinary fur served as covering for their heads; and for their feet the want of shoes was supplied by a mis-shapen... 