| John Mawe - 1812 - 422 pages
...The- dress of the men consisted of a waistcoat and a pair of drawers ; that of the women, of a chemise and petticoat, with a handkerchief tied round the, head, after the fashion of the Portugueze females. They bore the general characteristics of their race, the copper-coloured skin,... | |
| 1813 - 574 pages
...The dress of the men consisted of a waistcoat and a pair of drawers ; that of the women, of a chemise and petticoat, with a handkerchief tied round the head, after the fashion of the Portugueze females. They bore the general characteristics of their race, the copper-coloured skin,... | |
| 1814 - 550 pages
...dress of the inea consisted of a waistcoat and a pair of drawers ; ttiat of the women, of a chemise and petticoat, with a handkerchief tied round the head after the fashion of the Portuguese females. They bore the general characteristics of their race, the copper-coloured skin, short and round... | |
| 1825 - 382 pages
...The dress of the men consists of a waisteoat and a pair of drawers ; that of the women, of a chemise and petticoat, with a handkerchief tied round the head, after the fashion of the Portuguese females. They bear the general characteristies of their race, the copper-coloured skin, short and round... | |
| Josiah Conder - 1825 - 374 pages
...The dress of the men consists of a waistcoat and a pair of drawers ; that of the women, of a chemise and petticoat, with a handkerchief tied round the head, after the fashion of the Portuguese females. They bear the general characteristics of their race, the copper-coloured skin, short and round... | |
| Richard Swainson Fisher - 1852 - 752 pages
...their hair is black and sleek. Mr. Mawe saw a native chief, and fifty of his followers, in Canta Gallo, a district northward of Rio Janeiro; the dress of...distance of thirty yards, and they did not miss one ; he next showed them a banana tree, about eight inches in circumference, at the distance of forty... | |
| RICHARD S. FISHER - 1853 - 638 pages
...their hair is black and sleek, Mr, Mawe saw a native chief, and fifty of his followers, in Canta Gallo, a district northward of Rio Janeiro; the dress of...distance of thirty yards, and they did not miss one; he next showed them a banana tree, about eight inches in circumference, at the distance of forty yards,... | |
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