 In the midst of this house is a hearth, where they make great fires all night, and they sleep upon certain pieces of wood, hewn in for the bowing of their backs and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walls...  History of Florida from Its Discovery - Página 110por George Rainsford Fairbanks - 1871 - 338 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | George Rainsford Fairbanks - 1871 - 372 páginas
...delicate meat." A tolerably accurate description of the different kinds of fish and birds is given, and the writer seems to have been particularly struck...Caroline by Menendez, and Massacre of the Garrison. 1565 THE settlement at Fort Caroline, although neglected by France, had not been forgotten by its illustrious... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1890 - 672 páginas
...a hearth, where they make great fires all night, and they sleepe vpon certeine pieces of wood hewin in for the bowing of their backs, and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walles on both sides. In their houses they remaine onely... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1893 - 344 páginas
...their king and queen. In the midst of this house is a hearth, where they make 1 The St. John's River. great fires all night ; and they sleep upon certain...backs, and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walls on both sides. In their houses they remain only in... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1893 - 350 páginas
...their king and queen. In the midst of this house is a hearth, where they make 1 The St. John's River. great fires all night ; and they sleep upon certain...backs, and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walls on both sides. In their houses they remain only in... | |
 | George Rainsford Fairbanks - 1898 - 286 páginas
...for their king and queen ; in the middle of the house a hearth upon which they build a fire, " and sleep upon certain pieces of wood hewn in for the...backs, and another place made high for their heads." On the 28th of August the wind was favorable, and Laudonniere prepared to set sail for France with... | |
 | David Ives Bushnell (Jr.) - 1919 - 142 páginas
...a hearth, where they make great fires all night, and they sleepe upon certaine pieces of wood hewen in for the bowing of their backs, and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walles on both sides." (Hawkins, J., (1), pp. 516-517.)... | |
 | Hutton Webster - 1917 - 408 páginas
...stanchions and rafters of whole trees, and are covered with palmito leaves. ... In the midst of each house is a hearth, where they make great fires all...hewn in for the bowing of their backs, and another piece made high for their heads. In their houses they remain only at night, and in the day they frequent... | |
 | David Ives Bushnell (Jr.) - 1919 - 166 páginas
...a hearth, where they make great fires all night, and they sleepe upon certaine pieces of wood hewen in for the bowing of their backs, and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walles on both sides." (Hawkins, J., (1), pp. 516-517.)... | |
 | John Reed Swanton - 1922 - 502 páginas
...a hearth, where they make great fires all night, and they sleepe vpon eerteine pieces of wood hewin in for the bowing of their backs, and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walles on both sides.2 The narrative of De Gourgues records... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1927 - 328 páginas
...a hearth, where they make great fires all night, and they sleepe upon certeine pieces of wood hewen in for the bowing of their backs, and another place made high for their heads, which they put one by another all along the walles on both sides. In their houses they remaine onely... | |
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