Kitchawank
also, sometimes a bear's hide, or a coat of the skins of wild cats, or hefspanen [probably raccoon], which is an animal most as hairy as a wild cat, and is also very good to eat. They also wear coats of turkey feathers, which they know how to put
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- Kitchawank (32w)
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- Kitchawank (39w)
- Kitchawank (41w)
- Kitchawank (38w)
- Kitchawank (41w)
- Kitchawank (48w)
- Kitchawank (39w)
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- Kitchawank (45w)
- Kitchawank (46w)
- Kitchawank (33w)
- Kitchawank (41w)
- Kitchawank (42w)
- Kitchawank (46w)
- Kitchawank (41w)
- Kitchawank (39w)
- Kitchawank (46w)
- Kitchawank (42w)
- Kitchawank (39w)
- Kitchawank (40w)
- Kitchawank (40w)
- Kitchawank (38w)
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