DCHP-1 Online
conjuring feast Obs. 
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- 1804 (1889-1890) They likewise make feasts from which boys, women and children are excluded; these they call their "Medicine" or conjuring feasts, at which they observe a number of ridiculous ceremonies, such as eating without a knife, striving who can finish his share first.
- 1804 (1889-1890) They likewise make feasts from which boys, women and children are excluded; these they call their "Medicine" or conjuring feasts, at which they observe a number of ridiculous ceremonies, such as eating without a knife, striving who can finish his share first.