Pioneer Days of Oregon History volume 2
Pioneer Days of Oregon History volume 2
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There came a chief from The Dalles in similar frame of mind. Some white man had given him crude ideas of Sabbath duties ; his people had raised a flag and danced around it, praying and singing as they went — but it did no good ; he was afraid it had made them a little worse. Later came a delegation, who said they had fol- lowed advice and left off the dancing ; they believed it was a help, for their prayers had been answered, as the deer hunt was a success. They thought they should have a teach...er to preserve the prosperity they had won. It was thus that these well named "Children of Nature" sought light and wove together legends of the white man and his God.
In April Mr. Parker left Vancouver, with a lively sense of benefits conferred. No pay was taken for supplying his varied wants, for interpreters who accompanied him, for Indian crews who sent his canoe swiftly on its travels — all was the kindly gift of the royal company through its knightly representative. McLoughlin wished to have the Indians taught religious truths, so was glad to welcome a missionary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There came a chief from The Dalles in similar frame of mind. Some white man had given him crude ideas of Sabbath duties ; his people had raised a flag and danced around it, praying and singing as they went — but it did no good ; he was afraid it had made them a little worse. Later came a delegation, who said they had fol- lowed advice and left off the dancing ; they believed it was a help, for their prayers had been answered, as the deer hunt was a success. They thought they should have a teach...er to preserve the prosperity they had won. It was thus that these well named "Children of Nature" sought light and wove together legends of the white man and his God.
In April Mr. Parker left Vancouver, with a lively sense of benefits conferred. No pay was taken for supplying his varied wants, for interpreters who accompanied him, for Indian crews who sent his canoe swiftly on its travels — all was the kindly gift of the royal company through its knightly representative. McLoughlin wished to have the Indians taught religious truths, so was glad to welcome a missionary.
What to read after Pioneer Days of Oregon History volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S a Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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