...many of the Coffamen keeping beaytifull boyes, who ſerue as ſtales to procure them cuſtomers.

A different vocalization, a girn, simiular to a cat's purring, was observed in infants reunited with their mothers...

Suddenly, I was certain what I had found had been the rest of the dead girl. I told the others about it, then added, God Almighty. It must have been eating her. / I think I know this creature, said Gwennie, and we all looked at her. It called a wendigo. A most terrible thing. […] / Gwennie shook her head. It is an evil creature. I hear of it once when I traveled far from here. The Ojibwe brave who told me about creature say it is a beast of the north, of the cold.

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