Which bewailing is very solemne amongst them morning and evening, and sometimes in the Night they bewaile their lost husbands, wives, children, brethren, or sisters &c. Sometimes a quarter, halfe, yea, a whole yeare, and longer if it be for a great Prince. In this time (unlesse a dispensation be given) they count it a prophane thing either to play (as they much use to doe) or to paint themselves for beauty, but for mourning; or to be angry and fall out with any &c. Machemóqut, It stincks. Machemóqussu, A vile or stinking person. Wúnnickshaas, Mingled. Wúnnickshan, To mingle. Nésick, & nashóqua, A Combe. Tetúpsha, To fall downe. Ntetúpshem, I fall downe. Tou anúckquaque? How big? Wunnáshpishan, To snatch away. Tawhìtch wunnashpisháyean, Why snatch you. Wuttùsh, Hitherward, and give me. Enèick, or áwwusse, Further. Nneickomásu, and awwassése, A little further. Wuttushenaquáish, Looke hither. Yo anaquáyean, Looke about. Máuks, maugoke, Give this. Yo comméish, I will give you this. Qussúcqun-náukon, Heavie, light. Kuckqússaqun, You are heavie. Kunnaùki, You are light. Nickáttash, _singular_, Leave, or depart. Nickáttammoke, _plur._ Nickattamútta, Let us depart. Yòwa, Thus. Ntowwaukâumen, I use it. Awawkáwnì, It is used. Yo awáutees, Vse this. Yo wéque, Thus farre. Yo mèshnowékeshem, I went thus farre. Ayatche, and As Often. Cónkitchea, Ayatche nippéeam, I am often here. Pakêtash, Fling it away. Npaketamúnnash, I will cast him away. Wuttammásim, Give me Tobacco. Matnowewuttámmo, I take none.