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he object of their visit, and called the names of the invited persons. Any one has a right to be present at the distribution, but only those specially invited will receive any presents. Every evening during the ceremonies, excepting those of the first few days, is devoted to masquerade and other… … and sold to the Makahs, who paint them to suit their own fancies. They are made of alder, maple, and cottonwood; some are very ingeniously executed,
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