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1      I,  I   |    district, and even from Fort Chippeway and Fort Liard further south.
2      I,  I   |    commodities. They are mostly Chippeway Indians, well grown men
3      I,  I   |          The sharp teeth of the Chippeway Indians made short work
4      I,  I   |   treating his employés and the Chippeway Indians. In fact, the lady
5      I,  IV  |      animals were bought of the Chippeway Indians, who know well how
6      I,  VI  |       doubtless fled before the Chippeway Indians, who hunt them without
7      I,  VIII|      Indians, all belong to the Chippeway race, and differ but little
8      I,  XVI | Canadian travellers,” and eight Chippeway Indians.~The leader was