suc·cinct

 mere - mero

succint

suc·cinct

to sum up summarize 

4th. That the people of the section where it was prepared were peace

able,

no t addicted to war; and were sedentary, supporting themselves chiefly

by agricultural products, though relying upon their “ gins and traps ”

and

the chase to supply them with animal food. Twelve of the plates (VIII

to XIX) are devoted to this latter subj ect ; te n (I* to X*) to the business,

festivals,

& c . , of the apiarists and honey-gatherers ; and te n (XXIV to

XXXIII) to rains, storms,

and agricultural pursuits.