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- noun Plural form of
Fuegian .
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( "Fuegians" to Darwin, as they came from Tierra del Fuego, an archipelago of islands at the southernmost tip of the Americas).
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( "Fuegians" to Darwin, as they came from Tierra del Fuego, an archipelago of islands at the southernmost tip of the Americas).
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A group of four male Fuegians met the landing party.
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A group of four male Fuegians met the landing party.
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Fuegians, and hence it was generally impossible to find out, by cross-questioning, whether one had rightly understood anything which they had asserted.
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There is one vegetable production deserving notice from its importance as an article of food to the Fuegians.
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Magellan called the natives Patagonians, the Fuegians called them
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An account of the Fuegians on board — Interview with the savages — Scenery of the forests — Cape Horn —
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I have not as yet noticed the Fuegians whom we had on board.
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The tallest amongst the Fuegians was evidently much pleased at his height being noticed.
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