An Account of Sundry Missions Performed Among the Senecas And Munsees
An Account of Sundry Missions Performed Among the Senecas And Munsees
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Tful piece of sarred mu- sic, and are here preserved, as a specimen of the language, ia which, previously to the year 18 1 8^ the praises of redeeming love were probably never sung ; several copies were written in a plain hand, so that some of the Indians could read them« and the rest were soon able to repeat them, memoriter. It may be remarked, that no language is better adapted to vocal music, than the Seneca, which is soft and mellifluous, as the Italian, or the Ionic dialect of the Greek.
S...is-wa-Hgn-iio-tus Na-yad-da-gvien-ne-yfi Ga-gwa-go Kl-wl-ya No-yii-dus-hah Ka-na-ho Yu-w6n-ja-ga Na-suiig-gwa-\ve Na-sld-dwa-dgn-no-tus JN a-kl-na-sa.
97 ^wad-do-hu-ok Na-de-s\vi-e-\vI-yG-stu Ha-ll-yad-da-da Na-yad-da-gvvgn-ne-yu Dis-sId-dwa-soun-yO Nri-sgn-noii-do-ggii-t*;) ISa-sId-d\va-d?n-no-tus Na-ki-na-sa.
Jesus Ha-ne-yu-e-wa-na ah-gwiit Na- sah Ha-ne-squa-nunk-qua De-ya-sah-soun-yo 0-na-dw5t-tan-rie Na-sld-dw6t-kgn-nis-sus Na-sld-dwa-dgn-no-tus Na-kl-na-sa.
Literal Translation. Sing unto the Lord ; All his works are perfect ; The whole earth is full of his gifts ; Let us sing unto him a new song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tful piece of sarred mu- sic, and are here preserved, as a specimen of the language, ia which, previously to the year 18 1 8^ the praises of redeeming love were probably never sung ; several copies were written in a plain hand, so that some of the Indians could read them« and the rest were soon able to repeat them, memoriter. It may be remarked, that no language is better adapted to vocal music, than the Seneca, which is soft and mellifluous, as the Italian, or the Ionic dialect of the Greek.
S...is-wa-Hgn-iio-tus Na-yad-da-gvien-ne-yfi Ga-gwa-go Kl-wl-ya No-yii-dus-hah Ka-na-ho Yu-w6n-ja-ga Na-suiig-gwa-\ve Na-sld-dwa-dgn-no-tus JN a-kl-na-sa.
97 ^wad-do-hu-ok Na-de-s\vi-e-\vI-yG-stu Ha-ll-yad-da-da Na-yad-da-gvvgn-ne-yu Dis-sId-dwa-soun-yO Nri-sgn-noii-do-ggii-t*;) ISa-sId-d\va-d?n-no-tus Na-ki-na-sa.
Jesus Ha-ne-yu-e-wa-na ah-gwiit Na- sah Ha-ne-squa-nunk-qua De-ya-sah-soun-yo 0-na-dw5t-tan-rie Na-sld-dw6t-kgn-nis-sus Na-sld-dwa-dgn-no-tus Na-kl-na-sa.
Literal Translation. Sing unto the Lord ; All his works are perfect ; The whole earth is full of his gifts ; Let us sing unto him a new song.
What to read after An Account of Sundry Missions Performed Among the Senecas And Munsees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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