 | Charles Frederick Pascoe - Missionaries - 1893 - 1010 pages
...that you have escapt thedangers of a dreadful sea, which you have crost, I hear, to instruct us ш Religion. It only grieves us that you are come in...is uncertain whether you will live or die with us." Four other Indians, including one of their Sachems, visited and encouraged him, but although courteously... | |
 | Charles Frederick Pascoe - Missionaries - 1894 - 1018 pages
...have escapt the dangers of a dreadful sea, which you have crost, I hear, to instruct us in Bcligion. It only grieves us that you are come in time of war, when it uncertain whether you will live or die with us." Four other Indians, including one of their Sachems,... | |
 | Charles Frederick Pascoe - Missionaries - 1901 - 1496 pages
...arrival and that yon have oscapt the dangers of a dreadful sea, which you have crost, I hear, to instruct us in Religion. It only grieves us that you are come...is uncertain whether you will live or die with us." Four other Indians, including one of their Sachems, visited and eneouraged him, but although courteously... | |
 | Charles Frederick Pascoe - Missionaries - 1901 - 752 pages
...have escapt the dangers of a dreadful sea, which you have crost, I hear, to instruct us in Beligion. It only grieves us that you are come in time of war,...is uncertain whether you will live or die with us." Four other Indians, including one of their Sachems, visited and eneouraged him, but although courteously... | |
 | John Wolfe Lydekker - Canada - 1938 - 268 pages
...arrival & that you have escapt the Dangers of a Dreadful sea which you have cross't I hear to instruct us in Religion. It only grieves us that you are come in time of war,1 when 'tis uncertain whether you will live or dye with us." After some time I ask't him whether... | |
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... Soon after Mr. Moor's arrival at Albany, 60 miles from the Mohawk settlement, two Indians came and one thus addressed him : — "Father we are come to express our joy at your safe arrival and that you have escapt the dangers of a dreadful sea, which... 