In Camp On White Bear Island Conflict With Indians Singular Adventures of Th
In Camp On White Bear Island Conflict With Indians Singular Adventures of Th
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We there- COUNCIL HELD WITH CHOPUNNISH 57 fore collected the chiefs and warriors, and having drawn a map of the relative situation of our country on a map with a piece of coal, detailed the nature and power of the American nation, its desire to preserve harmo'ny between all its red brethren, and its inten- tion of establishing trading-houses for their relief and support. It was not without difficulty, nor till nearly half the day had been spent, that we were able to con- vey all this informatio...n to the Chopunnish, much of which might have been lost or misapprehended in its translation into so many different languages ; for, in the first place, we spoke in English to one of our men, who translated it into French to Chaboneau, who in- terpreted it to his wife in the Minnetaree tongue, while she then put it into Shoshonee, and the young Sho- shonee prisoner explained it to the Chopunnish in their own dialect. At last, however, we succeeded in communicating the impression we wished, and then adjourned the council; after which we amused our hosts by showing them the wonders of the compass, the spy-glass, the magnet, the watch, and the air-gun, each of which attracted its share of admiration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We there- COUNCIL HELD WITH CHOPUNNISH 57 fore collected the chiefs and warriors, and having drawn a map of the relative situation of our country on a map with a piece of coal, detailed the nature and power of the American nation, its desire to preserve harmo'ny between all its red brethren, and its inten- tion of establishing trading-houses for their relief and support. It was not without difficulty, nor till nearly half the day had been spent, that we were able to con- vey all this informatio...n to the Chopunnish, much of which might have been lost or misapprehended in its translation into so many different languages ; for, in the first place, we spoke in English to one of our men, who translated it into French to Chaboneau, who in- terpreted it to his wife in the Minnetaree tongue, while she then put it into Shoshonee, and the young Sho- shonee prisoner explained it to the Chopunnish in their own dialect. At last, however, we succeeded in communicating the impression we wished, and then adjourned the council; after which we amused our hosts by showing them the wonders of the compass, the spy-glass, the magnet, the watch, and the air-gun, each of which attracted its share of admiration.
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