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The composition of Indian geographical names, illustrated from the Algonkin languages

Note 30 — INDIAN GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES.

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Râle gives Abn. mitsegan, 'fianté.' Thoreau, fishing in a river in Maine, caught several sucker-like fishes, which his Abnaki guide threw away, saying they were 'Michegan fish, i.e., soft and stinking fish, good for nothing.'—Maine Woods, p. 210.

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