Sketches in Canada and rambles among the red men is about Mrs. Jameson's accounts of the scenery of Toronto and the surrounding cities. Excerpt: "The party consisted of three—a chief named the White Deer, and two of his friends. The chief wore a blanket coat and leggings, and a blanket hood with a peak, which depended on a long black eagle plume; stout moccasins (shoes of undressed deer skin) completed his attire: he had about fifty strings of blue wampum round his neck."
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