Picturesque New Guinea
Picturesque New Guinea
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Before this ceremony was performed Captain Clayton insisted on the skulls of the murdured Chinamen being taken down and buried, which was done by the teachers, as no native dared touch them. This being done Captain Clayton and the General, accompanied by Koapena, followed by the other officers, marched to the chief's house Avhere a flagstaff had been erected, and Captain Clayton addressed the chief and people in the following terms : — "Koapena and people of Aroma! On behalf of Iler Most Gra- c...ious Majesty Queen Victoria, I have come here to hoist this flag to-day. It will be to you a token of friendship and an emblem of jDeace, and in all future dealings with her people you will keep a kindly remembrance ever before you. If at any time the white man should offend against your customs, you will at once report the matter to the proper autliorities, and they will see that justice is properly dealt towards you. Rest assured that Queen Victoria will ever regard you as her own children, and as she cherishes lier children so will she cherish you, and bear in mind that when the white man comes among you, you must treat him well, and on no account interfere with him, always remember- ing that the ceremony you have seen performed this day is the abiding emblem of peace and lasting good will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before this ceremony was performed Captain Clayton insisted on the skulls of the murdured Chinamen being taken down and buried, which was done by the teachers, as no native dared touch them. This being done Captain Clayton and the General, accompanied by Koapena, followed by the other officers, marched to the chief's house Avhere a flagstaff had been erected, and Captain Clayton addressed the chief and people in the following terms : — "Koapena and people of Aroma! On behalf of Iler Most Gra- c...ious Majesty Queen Victoria, I have come here to hoist this flag to-day. It will be to you a token of friendship and an emblem of jDeace, and in all future dealings with her people you will keep a kindly remembrance ever before you. If at any time the white man should offend against your customs, you will at once report the matter to the proper autliorities, and they will see that justice is properly dealt towards you. Rest assured that Queen Victoria will ever regard you as her own children, and as she cherishes lier children so will she cherish you, and bear in mind that when the white man comes among you, you must treat him well, and on no account interfere with him, always remember- ing that the ceremony you have seen performed this day is the abiding emblem of peace and lasting good will.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John William Lindt to read onlineMoreLess
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