| Wutauichéocouôog, | I will tell it them. |
| Awaun mesh aunchemókau, | Who brought this newes? |
| Awaun mesh kuppíttouwaw, | Of whom did you heare it? |
| Upparáunchim, | Your newes is true. |
| Cowavwunnâunchim, | He tells false newes. |
| Nummautanùme, | I have spoken enough. |
| Nsouwussanneme, | I am weary with speaking. |
Obs: Their Manner is upon any tidings to sit round, double or treble or more, as their numbers be; I have seene neere a thousand in a round, where English could not well neere halfe so many have sitten: Every Man hath his pipe of their Tobacco, and a deepe silence they make, and attention given to him that speaketh; and many of them will deliver themselves, either in a relation of news, or in a consultation, with very emphaticall speech and great action, commonly an houre, and sometimes two houres together.
| Npenowauntawâumen, | I cannot speake your language. |
| Matta nippánnawen, | I lie not. |
| Cuppánnowem, | You lie. |
| Mattanickoggachoúsk, | |
| Matntianta compaw, | I am no lying fellow. |
| Matntiantásampáwwa, | |
| Achienonâumwem, | I speake very true. |
| Kukkita, | Hearken to me. |
| Kukkakittoùs, | I heare you. |
Obs: They are impatient (as all Men and God himselfe is) when their speech is not attended and listened to.
| Cuppítous, | I understand you. |
| Cowautous, | |
| Machagenowâutam, | I understand not. |
| Matnowawtawatémina, | Wee understand not each other. |
| Wunnáumwash, | Speake the truth. |
| Coanâumwen, | You speake true. |
Obs: This word and the next, are words of great flattery which they use each to other, but constantly to their Princes at their speeches, for which, if they be eloquent, they esteeme them Gods as Herod among the Jewes.
| Wunnâumwaw ewò, | He speaks true. |
| Cuppannawâutous, | I doe not believe you. |
| Cuppannawâuti? | Doe you not believe? |
| Nippannawâutunck ewò, | He doth not believe me. |
| Michéme nippauna wâut am, | I shall never believe it. |
Obs: As one answered me when I had discoursed about many points of God, of the creation of the Soule, of the danger of it, and the saving it, he assented; but when I spake of the rising againe of the body, he cryed out, I shall never believe this.