Aiñanwaˊt

• 1-068 An old man named Aiñanwaˊt, who had lived with me for two years in the
• 1-074 interested only in barter. There were certainly exceptions, as Aiñanwaˊt, whom
• 2-021 Aiñanwaˊt,² in his curious description of the “bad years of small-pox” on
• 2-146 For instance, Aiñanwaˊt, whom I have mentioned before, says that at one
• 2-146 that he was the “spirit” of reindeer-scab.⁴ Aiñanwaˊt felt himself very much
• 2-146 days and three nights, and to become a shaman.” Aiñanwaˊt, in his turn,
• 2-148 The before-mentioned Aiñanwaˊt also told me that in 1884 he lost
• 2-149 This is evidenced in the case of Aiñanwaˊt, mentioned above. He was

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