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�I doubt crooked being just the right word for the[?] added meaning, but one can't hold an Indian to fire[?] for his English. Anyway he was near enough. Now I have[?] let myself think What all the Ronaqtue[?] forms you came[?] to Are really Reneneqls[?][partially underlined], features of length with a break or twist in them. Beauchampi[?] Maha I don't know about, but take it as some form of magnificent ; still it may work[?] for a tide word. | �I doubt crooked being just the right word for the[?] added meaning, but one can't hold an Indian to fire[?] for his English. Anyway he was near enough. Now I have[?] let myself think What all the Ronaqtue[?] forms you came[?] to Are really Reneneqls[?][partially underlined], features of length with a break or twist in them. Beauchampi[?] Maha I don't know about, but take it as some form of magnificent ; still it may work[?] for a tide word. | ||
O'Brian has Kanangawenuk, flood tide, (perhaps Spring tide or an extra high tide) | O'Brian has Kanangawenuk, flood tide, (perhaps Spring tide or an extra high tide) | ||
| + | V. Qwenanargek[?], long island (Islesboro) is curiously like Conanicut[?] R.I. in type | ||
| + | There is a connecticut R. m[?], Long Island, + Contoocook, N.H. They fix[?] pultmll[?] Anyway when you get kenytuc[?] name I think it goes with long[?], + a buck[?] or Fruit[?]. There is something in that - egh[?] - That it[?] hasn't got at yet, hasn't tried particularly. | ||
| + | Are[?] in a pretty futile period as regards finishing up names : just star[?] them[?] up + go away. sincerely[?] yours William Cabot. | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 11 May 2018
�I doubt crooked being just the right word for the[?] added meaning, but one can't hold an Indian to fire[?] for his English. Anyway he was near enough. Now I have[?] let myself think What all the Ronaqtue[?] forms you came[?] to Are really Reneneqls[?][partially underlined], features of length with a break or twist in them. Beauchampi[?] Maha I don't know about, but take it as some form of magnificent ; still it may work[?] for a tide word. O'Brian has Kanangawenuk, flood tide, (perhaps Spring tide or an extra high tide) V. Qwenanargek[?], long island (Islesboro) is curiously like Conanicut[?] R.I. in type There is a connecticut R. m[?], Long Island, + Contoocook, N.H. They fix[?] pultmll[?] Anyway when you get kenytuc[?] name I think it goes with long[?], + a buck[?] or Fruit[?]. There is something in that - egh[?] - That it[?] hasn't got at yet, hasn't tried particularly. Are[?] in a pretty futile period as regards finishing up names : just star[?] them[?] up + go away. sincerely[?] yours William Cabot.