Note 14 — CHAPTER 4.
Reading edition
As the subjects may be interesting to philologists I subjoin a few words of the Blackfoot language: Peestâh kan: tobacco. Moohksee: an awl. Nappœ-oòhkee: rum. Cook keet: give me. Eeninee: buffalo. Pooxāpoot: come here. Kat œtsits: none, I have none. Keet stā kee: a beaver. Naum: a bow. Stooan: a knife. Sassoopats: ammunition. Meenee: beads. Poommees: fat. Miss ta poot: keep off. Saw: no. Stwee: cold; it is cold. Pennākomit: a horse. Ahseeu: good.