Gleanings At Seventy-Five
Gleanings At Seventy-Five
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" 19th of Seventh month.— Staid mostly at our lodgings, writing and conversing with some intelligent travellers.
One of them related a conversation between one Fro- bisher, a merchant in the northwest trade, when at the Grand Portage, west end of Lake Superior, and an old Indian from the northwest, which so much coincided with ray own sentiments, that I note it. Frobisher was inquiring after the curiosities of the northern clime, which the Indian related as far as he had travelled ; but added, ...that younger Indians, who had travelled further northwest, had seen some things still more wonderful.
Frobisher asked him if he did not think some parts of their relation untrue ? The old Indian replied : ' No ; it is not possible it can be lies, for they have never seen a white man in their lives.' " A severe reflection on Christians, so called.
A KAYEN m 1766.
In the year 1166, the especial interposition of Divine Providence was manifested in a most extraordinary man- ner, to a poor laborer, at Sunderland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 19th of Seventh month.— Staid mostly at our lodgings, writing and conversing with some intelligent travellers.
One of them related a conversation between one Fro- bisher, a merchant in the northwest trade, when at the Grand Portage, west end of Lake Superior, and an old Indian from the northwest, which so much coincided with ray own sentiments, that I note it. Frobisher was inquiring after the curiosities of the northern clime, which the Indian related as far as he had travelled ; but added, ...that younger Indians, who had travelled further northwest, had seen some things still more wonderful.
Frobisher asked him if he did not think some parts of their relation untrue ? The old Indian replied : ' No ; it is not possible it can be lies, for they have never seen a white man in their lives.' " A severe reflection on Christians, so called.
A KAYEN m 1766.
In the year 1166, the especial interposition of Divine Providence was manifested in a most extraordinary man- ner, to a poor laborer, at Sunderland.
What to read after Gleanings At Seventy-Five?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lukens, Susan, D. 1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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