Life And Labors of John Eliot, the Apostle Among the Indian Nations of New England : Together With An Account of the Eliots in England
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There 's something strange in the sun, — something strange in the earth and in the skies.
What ails that sanap out there? What ails the .soothsayers, and the necromancers, that the pipes they were smoking have unconsciously fallen from their lips?
Out yonder, what ails that young squaw upon the leaf- covered ground, with little children about her, that tears, forbidden, are falling from her eye-lids? And afar off, what ails the brave old Waban, at the door of his tent, weeping?
What is it but t...hat a live coal from the altar of God hath touched Waban's heai-t?
Ah! how true! how propitious! Waban is beginning to sing that new song, which no man of his race ever had sung in New England, from the beginning of the world.
Thence, that point, that place in the wilderness, em- phatically had become a place of rejoicing, ever after- wards to be held sacred. Indeed, it had become to the tribes a temple of worship, a gateway to heaven.
Natick.
Near to Nonantum, Eliot obtained a gift (or exchange) of lands, on which to build up and organize an Indian JOHN ELIOT, THE APOSTLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There 's something strange in the sun, — something strange in the earth and in the skies.
What ails that sanap out there? What ails the .soothsayers, and the necromancers, that the pipes they were smoking have unconsciously fallen from their lips?
Out yonder, what ails that young squaw upon the leaf- covered ground, with little children about her, that tears, forbidden, are falling from her eye-lids? And afar off, what ails the brave old Waban, at the door of his tent, weeping?
What is it but t...hat a live coal from the altar of God hath touched Waban's heai-t?
Ah! how true! how propitious! Waban is beginning to sing that new song, which no man of his race ever had sung in New England, from the beginning of the world.
Thence, that point, that place in the wilderness, em- phatically had become a place of rejoicing, ever after- wards to be held sacred. Indeed, it had become to the tribes a temple of worship, a gateway to heaven.
Natick.
Near to Nonantum, Eliot obtained a gift (or exchange) of lands, on which to build up and organize an Indian JOHN ELIOT, THE APOSTLE.
What to read after Life And Labors of John Eliot, the Apostle Among the Indian Nations of New England : Together With An Account of the Eliots in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Boodey Caverly to read onlineMoreLess
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