Moravian Journals Relating to Central New York 1745 66
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It was too sharp to take inwardly, he said, but was much used and very good for outward applications in cases of pain in the limbs.
After having partaken of some food we started on our way with our Gajuka. A goodly number of boys and girls escorted us out of the town and pointed out our way. We were abliged to ascend a high and steep hill, which we named Turkey Hill, because of our having shot a turkey on it, a most acceptable gift at this time, our provisions being in a very low state. The hea...t was intense and we per- spired freely. Our course lay W. We crossed a creek named Noehnta, flowing from a lake of the same name, sur- rounded by high mountains. After going on a little farther we crossed another creek, and rested because of the great MORAVIAN JOURNALS 73 heat. My heart was filled with many grateful thoughts to the Lord for His gracious leading.
Having been refreshed by our rest we made considerable progress on our w^ay, and reached another lake, named Ohegechrage, going some distance along its shores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was too sharp to take inwardly, he said, but was much used and very good for outward applications in cases of pain in the limbs.
After having partaken of some food we started on our way with our Gajuka. A goodly number of boys and girls escorted us out of the town and pointed out our way. We were abliged to ascend a high and steep hill, which we named Turkey Hill, because of our having shot a turkey on it, a most acceptable gift at this time, our provisions being in a very low state. The hea...t was intense and we per- spired freely. Our course lay W. We crossed a creek named Noehnta, flowing from a lake of the same name, sur- rounded by high mountains. After going on a little farther we crossed another creek, and rested because of the great MORAVIAN JOURNALS 73 heat. My heart was filled with many grateful thoughts to the Lord for His gracious leading.
Having been refreshed by our rest we made considerable progress on our w^ay, and reached another lake, named Ohegechrage, going some distance along its shores.
What to read after Moravian Journals Relating to Central New York 1745 66?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beauchamp, William Martin, 1830-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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