Use of the word wigwams in a sentence example

wigwams

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I have often lodged in their wigwams, and found them as warm as the best English houses. [Please select]

Ringsend: wigwams of brown steersmen and master mariners. [Please select]

"Have the Pale-faces no wigwams on the great river that they should come to spy out the lands of the Pawnee." [Please select]

No; we will hang their scalps in our wigwams, for they have _struck a chief_, and we will keep all their goods for our squaws--wah. [Please select]

Two or three women, more bashful than the rest, scuttled into the depths of wigwams out of sight. [Please select]

Soon a dozen little blazes sprang up, only to be extinguished as soon as they had partially dried the site of wigwams. [Please select]

Had you not followed you would now be warm in the wigwams of your people. [Please select]

"No--more like to be the camp of some of my people, but their wigwams are two days beyond this lake." [Please select]

Let him and his pale-faced warriors fell trees, and build wigwams, and hunt. [Please select]

He loves the great wilderness too well to be content to live among the wooden wigwams of the pale-faces. [Please select]

They drove the frost and cold of winter from the wigwams of the village. [Please select]

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