Pâwsuck, 1. Neénash, 2. Swínash, 3. Yowúnnash, 4. { Wauchò. Napannetashínash, 5. as, { Hill. Quttatashínash, 6. { Wauchóash. { Hills. Enadtashínash, 7. Shoasucktashínash, 8. Paskugittashínash, 9. Píuckquatash, 10. Puíckquatash nabnaquìt, 11. From their Numbers, Observation Generall. Let it be considered, whether Tradition of ancient _Forefathers_, or _Nature_ hath taught them _Europes Arithmaticke_. More particular: 1. Their Braines are quick, their hands, Their feet, their tongues, their eyes: God may fit objects in his time, To those quicke faculties. 2. Objects of higher nature make them tell, The holy number of his Sons Gospel: Make them and us to tell what told may be; But stand amazed at Eternitie. CHAP. V. _Of their relations of consanguinitie and affinitie, or, Blood and Marriage._ Nnìn-nnìnnuog & Skeétomp-aûog, Man-men. Squàws-suck, Woman-women. Kichize, & An old man, Kichizuck, Old men. Hômes, & An Old man, Hômesuck, Old men. Kutchínnu, A middle-aged man, Kutchínnuwock, Middle-aged men. Wuskeène, A youth, Wuskeeneésuck, Youths. Wénise, & An old woman, Wenîsuck, Old women. Mattaûntum, Very old and decrepit. Wâsick, An Husband. Weéwo, & A Wife. Mittúmmus, & Wullógana, Noweéwo, My Wife. Nummíttamus, &c. Osh, A Father. Nósh, My father. Cŏsh, Your father. Cuttóso? Have you a father? Okásu, & A mother. Witchwhaw Nókace, níchwhaw, My mother. Wússese, An Unckle. Nissesê, My Unckle. Papoòs, A childe. Nippápoos, & My childe. Nummúckiese, Nummuckquâchucks, My sonne. Nittaûnis, My daughter. Non ânese, A sucking child. Muckquachuckquêmese, A little boy. Squasese, A little girle.