_Dogs of the sick man eaten in the Tabagie._ _pag._ 89 _Chinictou is a Bay in Canada surrounded by beautiful meadows._ _p._ 27 _Chinictou a country of Canada fertile and pleasant._ _p._ 204 Chiquebi, _a root something like truffles, upon which the Jesuits lived in time of famine._ _p._ 213 _English Surgeon, a Catholic, charitable towards the wounded French of St. Sauveur._ _p._ 241 _Shellfish, and fish of all kinds, swarm in the Canadian sea during five months._ _p._ 45 _Banks of the river Saint John in Canada abounding in wild grapes and nuts._ _p._ 31 _Coast of St. Sauveur very agreeable._ _p._ 225 _Cross hung from the neck of a Canadian cures him of a long illness._ _p._ 315 _Cross planted at Cap de la Heve._ _p._ 216 _Cross planted at the Port of St. Sauveur._ _p._ 226 _Hazel trees very abundant in Canada._ _p._ 31 _Counibas country uninhabitable on account of the cold._ _p._ 21 _D_ _Defunct enseuely auec son sac, ses peaux, fleches, & autres meubles siens, & presents de ses amis._ _p._ 92. _Diable familier à Membertou encore Payen._ _p._ 95. _Diable trauaillant les Canadois auant la venuë des François._ _p._ 95. _Dieu entre les Canadois est nommé du nom du Soleil._ _p._ 96. _Dix mille personnes seulement en toutes les terres de Canada._ _p._ 73. _Droict de proprieté en Canada se practique par la possession du chien, & du sac._ _p._ 51. _Dueil à la mort des parens & amis, est de se broüiller la face de noir._ _p._ 90. _Du Pont le ieune reconcilié au sieur de Potrincourt à la requeste du P. Biard._ _pag._ 147. _Du Pont le ieune reconcilié au sieur de Potrincourt se confesse, & faict ses Pasques au bord de la mer, auec grande edification des assistans._ _p._ 148. _Du Pont perd son nauire, & le recouure à la requeste du P. Biard._ _p._ 148. _Du Pont le ieune employé pour traduire le Catechisme en langue Canadine._ _p._ 175. _Du Pont le ieune retire en son nauire vne partie des François de S. Sauueur._ _p._ 256. _D_ _Dead men buried with their bags, skins, arrows, and other possessions, and presents from their friends._ _p._ 92 _Devil familiar to Membertou while yet a Pagan._ _p._ 95 _Devil tormenting the Canadians before the coming of the French._ _p._ 95 _God, among the Canadians, is known by the same name as the Sun._ _p._ 96 _Ten thousand people only in all the lands of Canada._ _p._ 73 _Right of property in Canada evidenced by the possession of the dog and of the bag._ _p._ 51 _Dead kindred or friends mourned by smearing the face with black._ _p._ 90 _Du Pont the younger reconciled to sieur de Potrincourt at the request of Father Biard._ _pag._ 147 _Du Pont the younger, reconciled to sieur de Potrincourt, confesses, and receives the Easter Sacrament on the seashore, to the great edification of those present._ _p._ 148