An Account of the Abipones An Equestrian People of Paraguay volume V3
An Account of the Abipones An Equestrian People of Paraguay volume V3
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My head is at present in a tumult with warlike cares. In time of peace I shall have leisure to attend to your religious dis- courses. " After repeated excursions against Oaherkaikin, a truce being at length estabhshed, Brigniel reminded him of his promise, to which Ychoalay replied, " I must first make a fold for the security of the sheep in the estate, I will then become your disciple in the school of reli^ gion;" and he kept his word. A few days after, the Father, on entering the church, behe...ld Ychoalay kneeling on the ground and heard him praying, and making the responses. Thence- forward, no man was a more constant attender on places of worship, or displayed greater modesty and docility when there : and by his example they were daily crowded with pious hearers. He not only committed to memory L 3 150 HISTORY 01' THE ABIPONES.
the regular Christian prayers, and every thing relating to religion, but repeated them aloud to his domestics in the evening.
When the Fathers had occasion to baptize persons languishing under a mortal disease, or the bite of a venomous snake, and if they died, to bury them in holy ground, according to the rites of the catholic church, Ychoalay alone was their defender and assistant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My head is at present in a tumult with warlike cares. In time of peace I shall have leisure to attend to your religious dis- courses. " After repeated excursions against Oaherkaikin, a truce being at length estabhshed, Brigniel reminded him of his promise, to which Ychoalay replied, " I must first make a fold for the security of the sheep in the estate, I will then become your disciple in the school of reli^ gion;" and he kept his word. A few days after, the Father, on entering the church, behe...ld Ychoalay kneeling on the ground and heard him praying, and making the responses. Thence- forward, no man was a more constant attender on places of worship, or displayed greater modesty and docility when there : and by his example they were daily crowded with pious hearers. He not only committed to memory L 3 150 HISTORY 01' THE ABIPONES.
the regular Christian prayers, and every thing relating to religion, but repeated them aloud to his domestics in the evening.
When the Fathers had occasion to baptize persons languishing under a mortal disease, or the bite of a venomous snake, and if they died, to bury them in holy ground, according to the rites of the catholic church, Ychoalay alone was their defender and assistant.
What to read after An Account of the Abipones An Equestrian People of Paraguay volume V3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Dobrizhoffer to read onlineMoreLess
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