Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 2
Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 2
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In a word, his absence from the missions meant a with- drawal of a great element of protection for his associates, as well as the privation of a sublime example of apostolic enthusiasm and zeal which buoyed up all those who came in contact with him. They were all remarkable men, but he was like a king among them. Supreme however, as he was, he always claimed the hardest and most repulsive works as his by right. The Indians called him Echon — " the man that drags the loads. " " I am like an ox, ..." he used to say, referring to his name of de Brebeuf, and he would stick to his paddle or continue at his toil of any kind from morning till night. He was the first to leap into the water to drag the canoe through the rapids, and was the last to leave it no matter how icy cold the torrent might be. It was he who prepared the morning meal, and when others were buried in sleep, he was still toiling; and all the while with such apparent ease that it seemed to cost him nothing ; and what is more noteworthy, no matter how he was crushed with work or wearied with plodding over roads that 154 JOHN DE BREBEUF.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a word, his absence from the missions meant a with- drawal of a great element of protection for his associates, as well as the privation of a sublime example of apostolic enthusiasm and zeal which buoyed up all those who came in contact with him. They were all remarkable men, but he was like a king among them. Supreme however, as he was, he always claimed the hardest and most repulsive works as his by right. The Indians called him Echon — " the man that drags the loads. " " I am like an ox, ..." he used to say, referring to his name of de Brebeuf, and he would stick to his paddle or continue at his toil of any kind from morning till night. He was the first to leap into the water to drag the canoe through the rapids, and was the last to leave it no matter how icy cold the torrent might be. It was he who prepared the morning meal, and when others were buried in sleep, he was still toiling; and all the while with such apparent ease that it seemed to cost him nothing ; and what is more noteworthy, no matter how he was crushed with work or wearied with plodding over roads that 154 JOHN DE BREBEUF.
What to read after Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, Thomas J. (Thomas Joseph), 1848-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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