| Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1797 - 432 pages
...of dter or ttone-ram ikin» with the hair on. The undrefs or houfchold habit of the men is a girdls of leather with a bag before, and likewife a leathern apron to cover them behind ; thefe girdles are fevred with hair of different colours. The Kamtchatkans ufed formerly to go a hunting andfifhing during... | |
| History - 1802 - 502 pages
...; their winter garment is made of deer or ftonetam (kins with the hair on. The nndrcfs, or houihold habit of the men, is a girdle of leather, with a bag...girdles are fewed with hair of different colours. The Camchatcans ufed formerly to go a bunting and fiming during the fummer in this drefs ; but now this... | |
| C. G. Hunter - Soviet Union - 1817 - 422 pages
...skins without hair; their winter costume is formed of deer-skins, with the hair on. The household dress of the men is a girdle of leather, with a bag before, and likewise a leathern apron to cover them behind. The girdles are sewed with hair of different colours.... | |
| Sir Richard Phillips - Geography - 1826 - 480 pages
...skins without hair; their winter garment is made of deer or ram skins with the hair on. The household habit of the men is a girdle of leather with a bag before, and likewise a leather apron to cover them behind : these girdles are sewed with hair of different colours.... | |
| Sir Richard Phillips - Geography - 1838 - 480 pages
...without hair ; their winter garment is made of deer or ram skins with the hair on. The household hahit of the men is a girdle of leather with a bag before, and likewise a leather apron to cover them behind: these girdles are sewed with hair of different colours.... | |
| Edmund Burke - History - 1765 - 514 pages
...garment is made of deer or Hone» ram (kins with the hair on. The «ndrefs, or houfhold habit of the meo, is a girdle of leather, with a bag before, and likewife...them behind : thefe girdles are fewed with hair of differeftt colours. The Camchatcans ufed formerly to go a hunting and fiihing during the fummer in... | |
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