_Canadians have a good memory for visible and material things._ _p._ 36 _Canadians comprehend and estimate well the things known through the senses._ _p._ 36 _Canadian women wear belts above and below the stomach._ _p._ 37 _Canadians nearly all beardless, except the more robust._ _p._ 37 _Canadians have no memory for a consecutive arrangement of words._ _p._ 27 _Canadians scoffers at ill-shapen people._ _p._ 37 _Canadians' bodies are not ill-shapen or defective._ _p._ 37 _Canadians dressed in skins which have been curried and decorated in various colors._ _p._ 39 _Canadians cowardly and great boasters._ _p._ 55 _Canadians strong and skillful in wrestling, and not in any other kind of combat._ _p._ 55 _Canadians generous and grateful._ _p._ 58 _Canadians practice Polygamy more for profit than for incontinence._ _p._ 62 _Canadians sickly since their intercourse with the French, on account of their excesses in eating food to which they are not accustomed._ _p._ 69 _Canadians not anxious about to-morrow, only living from day to day._ _p._ 70 _Canadians, when they rub themselves with seal oil, have a bad smell._ _p._ 77 _Canadians embrace Christianity only as a sign of friendship with the French._ _p._ 109 _Canadians complain greatly that they were not advised of the duties of Christianity before their baptism, to which they would not have bound themselves if they had known them._ _p._ 111 _Canadians baptized through the instrumentality of sieur de Potrincourt._ _p._ 126 _Canadians can express in words only the more visible and material things._ _p._ 151 _Canadian subjects of Asticou invite the Jesuits to locate in their territory._ _p._ 222 _Canadians embrace the English, believing them to be French, and through ignorance guide them to St. Sauveur, where they plunder and capture the French._ _p._ 229 _Canadians very sorrowful when they recognized that through inadvertence they had delivered the French of Saint Sauveur into the hands of the English._ _p._ 231 _Canadians show great sympathy for the French taken prisoners by the English, and offer them many favors._ _p._ 246 _Canadians give generously of their game to the needy French of St. Sauveur._ _p._ 253 _Canadians, well understood, can afterwards be better assisted in the salvation of their souls._ _p._ 306 _Canadians, having great confidence in the French, can be better aided by them, than by others, in their conversion._ _p._ 307 _Canadians very faithful to the French._ _p._ 308 _Canadians enemies of the English and Dutch._ _p._ 309 _Canadians fond of Baptism._ _p._ 310 _Canadian woman sick unto death, cured by the Catechism and a Cross hung around her neck._ _p._ 313 _Canadians do not wear trousers._ _p._ 39