3. God is a sunne and shield,

A thousand times more bright

Indians, or English, though they see

Yet how few prize his light.


CHAP. X.

Of the Season of the Yeere.

Nquittaqúnnegat,One day.
Neesqúnnagat,2 dayes.
Shuckqunóckat,3 dayes.
Yowunnóckat &c.4 dayes.
Piuckaqúnnagat,10 dayes.
Piuckaqunnagat nabnaquìt,11 dayes.
Piuckaqunnagat nabneeze &c.12 dayes.
Neesneechektashuck qunnóckat,20 dayes.
Neesneechektashuck21 dayes.
qunnockat-nabnaquít &c.
Séquan,The Spring.
Aukeeteámitch,Spring, or seed-time.
Néepun, &
Quaqúsquan,Summer.
Taquònck,Fall of leafe and Autumne.
Papóne,Winter.
Saséquacup,This Spring last.
Yo neepúnnacup,This Summer last.
Yò taquónticup,This Harvest last.
Papapôcup,Winter last.
Yaûnedg,The last yeere.
Nippaûus,The Sunne.
Munnánnock,
Nanepaûshat,The Moone.
Nquitpawsuckenpaûus,1 Moneth.
Neespausuck npaûus,2 Moneths.
Shwe pausuck npaûus &c.3 Moneths.
Neesneáhettit,2 Moneths.
Shwinneáhettit,3 Moneths.
Yowinneáhettit, &c.4 Moneths.

Obs: They have thirteen Moneths according to the severall Moones; and they give to each of them significant names: as,