papoose

Then she passed out the baby through the door all wrapped up in a blankit like a papoose, and you bet I made tracks with it.

You don't remember, Jim, the time that you painted my face in the wagon, and got me up as an Indian papoose?

At the same time I consider that only a papoose, made of string and sawdust, would give more than £10,000 for any one of them.

But there was never such a scalp as that of the papoose yonder.

The chief modestly requested similar honors for his "papoose," and that individual was treated to the straps of a captain.

Papoose go see Aggretta, stay long time, give her beautiful eagle feathers and beads, but Aggretta no make beautiful eyes at him.

"Papoose" was the word the Indians used for "baby," and in the log cabin where Eagle Feather lived were two or three papooses.

Not a single red-skin, male or female, nor even a papoose, was suffered to escape.

The medium's 'attendant spirit'—one 'Daisy, an Indian papoose'—says it is 'in a dark place, like a vault, and mouldy.'

When my master came home, he came to me and bid me make a shirt for his papoose, of a holland-laced pillowbere.