Pani

[4] The name Pani or Panis, Anglicized into Pawnee, was used generally in Canada as synonymous with "Indian Slave" because these slaves were usually taken from the Pawnee tribe.

The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920 Various

So many Pawnee Indians became bondsmen that the word Pani became synonymous with slave in the West. 8

A Century of Negro Migration 1918

"Mistress, mistress," called Pani -- "here is a man to see thee."

A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873

"Pani," she began, with great seriousness, "you are not any one's slave now."

A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873

Here we encounter again the three-headed Orthros under the identical title of Vritra, "he who shrouds or envelops," called also Çushna, "he who parches," Pani, "the robber," and Ahi, "the strangler."

Myths and Myth-makers: Old Tales and Superstitions Interpreted by Comparative Mythology 1872

"Pani," in a low tone scarce above the ripple of the water, "M. M.rsac is very handsome.

A Little Girl in Old Detroit Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873

"Pani," she exclaimed, "I saw some beautiful flowers before noon, over on the other side of the stream.

A Little Girl in Old Detroit Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873

"Pani," between a cry and a laugh, "do lovers keep coming on forever?

A Little Girl in Old Detroit Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873

"Pani," she said at length, "how splendid it would be to have M.St. Armand for one's father!

A Little Girl in Old Detroit Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873

"Let's not forget the Mahabharat is based on gambling," says Professor Narendar Pani, at the School of Social Sciences, NIAS.

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