Naynayoûmewot, A Horse. Côwsnuck, Cowes. Gôatesuck, Goates. Hógsuck, Pìgsuck, Swine. Obs: This Termination _suck_, is common in their language and therefore they adde it to our English Cattell, not else knowing what names to give them; Anùm, A Dog. Yet the varietie of their Dialects and proper speech within thirtie or fortie miles each of other, is very great, as appears in that word. Anùm, The Cowweset. } Ayím, The Narriganset. } Dialect. Arúm, The Qunnippiuck. } Alùm, The Neepmuck. } So that although some pronounce not L, nor R, yet it is the most proper Dialect of other places, contrary to many reports. Enewáshim, A Male. Squáshim, A Female. Moòs-sóog, The great Oxe, or rather a red Deere. Askùg, A Snake. Móaskug, Black Snake. Sések, Rattle Snake. Natúppwock, They feed. Téaqua natuphéttit? What shall they eat? Natuphéttitch yo sanaukamick, Let them feed on this ground. _The generall Observation of the Beasts._ The Wildernesse, is a cleere resemblance of the world, where gredie and furious men persecute and devoure the harmlesse and innocent as the wilde beasts pursue and devoure the Hinds and Roes. More particular. 1. The Indians, Wolves, yea, Dogs and Swine I have knowne the Deere devoure, Gods children are sweet prey to all; But yet the end proves sowre. 2. For though Gods children lose their lives, They shall not loose an haire; But shall arise, and judge all those, That now their Judges are. 3. New-England’s wilde beasts are not fierce As other wild beasts are: Some men are not so fierce, and yet From mildnesse are they farre. CHAP. XVIII. _Of the Sea._ Wechêkum, } The Sea. Kítthan, } Paumpágussit, the Sea-God, or that name which they give that Deitie or Godhead which they conceive to be in the Sea.