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• The eastern crossed the Shawnee Hills at " Mocassin Gap ".
• Mocassins made by Hardisty are part of the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
• From the top of the ridge, a modern road runs down to Mocassin Gap and Reynoldsburg.
• If the caption had said " mocassins " I'd probably have accepted that as accurate.
• While the Buffalo Gap route had the lower summit, the Mocassin Gap was the more direct route.
• He rode in the lead boat, pump shotgun poised to shoot water mocassins, gimme cap tilted back on his head.
• Her husband, a barrel-chested man in a knit cap, T-shirt and worn mocassins, threw his arm around her.
• "We shouldn't come down too hard on him or her until we've walked in their mocassins, " he said.
• The three major labels carried by the Giorgio Brutini Footwear Store have distinct class and individuality, whether it be the leather boots, the topsiders, the mocassins, the loafers or the sandals.
• The pit-fall traps of the modified leaves have inspired the common names for this plant, which include Albany pitcher plant, Western Australian pitcher plant, fly-catcher plant or mocassin plant.
• Dressed in khaki trousers, a denim shirt and mocassins, the princess spoke to dozens of mine victims at the center where the Red Cross also organizes the making and fitting of about 150 artificial limbs a month.
• Dressed in khaki trousers, a sleeveless denim shirt and mocassins, the princess spoke to dozens of mine victims at the center where the Red Cross also organizes the making and fitting of about 150 artificial limbs a month.
• -- Advancing Star, who broke her maiden in 1 : 08 4 / 5 at Oak Tree, heads the $ 100, 000 Maker's Mark ( formerly the Mocassin ) for 2-year-old fillies on Saturday.
• On the 24th, " Kankakee ", now under the command of Captain George Slicer, was reportedly preparing to transfer to Philadelphia, while the revenue cutter " Mocassin " was set to take over " Kankakee " s duties in Virginia waters.
• On the western edge of the ZEC, the Gatineau River has several rapids : Esturgeon, Ceizur, " chutes du Serpent " ( Falls of snake ), rapides de la Trinit? Chantants ( Singing ), Pikes et Mocassins ( at the mouth of the river Bazin ).
• Commenting on Minnesota's culture of the 1840s, Governor Alexander Ramsey described the streets of Saint Paul saying that it was common to see " the blankets and painted faces of Indians, and the red sashes and mocassins of French voyageurs and half-breeds, greatly predominating over the less picturesque costume of the Anglo-American race ."
• After the head chief Doh鋝an died in 1866, naming Satanta as the second-ranking chief, Mamanti assumed the role of a war chief, but he got real power when he gained screech owl medicine and became an owl prophet . His rivalry as a medicine man was versus Napawat ( No Mocassins ), a powerful and influent one friendly to Tene-angopte.
• On the original survey plats, a short segment of the Lusk's Ferry Road is labeled in Section 19, T11S, R4E . This segment lines up with the Wagon Creek Road, and is pointed toward modern Reynoldsburg, three miles ( 5 km ) southeast, which some sources cite as having been on the road . ( The road is not, however, shown on the map at the location of Reynoldsburg . ) The Shawnee summit is between the mapped segment and Reynoldsburg, so this area was probably once called Mocassin Gap.