Angakok

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This relieved the anxiety he felt for her, and he crawled into his sleeping bag and went to sleep, thinking that after all the judgment of the Angakok was a mere form, not to be executed literally.

Ungava Bob A Winter's Tale Dillon Wallace 1901
There was so much to eat that everybody grew fatter, and as for the Angakok, he got so very fat that Koko said to Menie, I don't believe we can ever get the Angakok home in the woman boat!

The Eskimo Twins 1914
But the Angakok answered, Since you urge me, I will take the stomach.

The Eskimo Twins 1914
The wives of the Angakok went to find moss to feed the fire.

The Eskimo Twins 1914
The Angakok rolled one driftwood stick round and round in the hollow spot of the other.

The Eskimo Twins 1914
It was lucky for Menie and Koko that nobody heard them say that about the Angakok.

The Eskimo Twins 1914
The wives of the Angakok cried, "Give a hind leg to the Angakok."

The Eskimo Twins 1914
The women obeyed the signal of Koko's father and the Angakok.

The Eskimo Twins 1914
Everybody in the village had seal meat that night, and the Angakok had the head, which they all thought was the best part.

The Eskimo Twins 1914
The twins and Koko thought this was great fun, but the Angakok didn't like it a bit.

The Eskimo Twins 1914