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After saying Mass, and finishing instructing the neophytes on the morning of the 27th, he returned to Mission Ati, two leagues distant. While going his way seven Indians, Seri or Apaches, fell upon the unsuspecting missionary, and one of them drove a lance into the breast of the priest, who fell mortally wounded from his horse and expired. The savages then hurried to Ati, and after killing four mission Indians fled to their haunts. The — 123 — body of the murdered Father was discovered by some ...Indians from Ati and brought to the mission. The neighboring missionaries were informed of tlie calamity and invited to the burial. This took place next day, after the Office and Requiem, in the pres- ence of four Fathers and the Indian;i from Tubuta- ma, Santa Teresa, Oquitoa, and Ati. (1) However, neither perils nor hardships, says Arrici- vita, terrified the apostolic men to whose charge the missions were intrusted. They continued, as well as possible, to keep the faith alive among the Indians, and even made some material progress ; for they e- rected brick churches at Pitic, Tubutama, San Igna- cio, Sau Xavier del Bac, Saric, and Tucson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After saying Mass, and finishing instructing the neophytes on the morning of the 27th, he returned to Mission Ati, two leagues distant. While going his way seven Indians, Seri or Apaches, fell upon the unsuspecting missionary, and one of them drove a lance into the breast of the priest, who fell mortally wounded from his horse and expired. The savages then hurried to Ati, and after killing four mission Indians fled to their haunts. The — 123 — body of the murdered Father was discovered by some ...Indians from Ati and brought to the mission. The neighboring missionaries were informed of tlie calamity and invited to the burial. This took place next day, after the Office and Requiem, in the pres- ence of four Fathers and the Indian;i from Tubuta- ma, Santa Teresa, Oquitoa, and Ati. (1) However, neither perils nor hardships, says Arrici- vita, terrified the apostolic men to whose charge the missions were intrusted. They continued, as well as possible, to keep the faith alive among the Indians, and even made some material progress ; for they e- rected brick churches at Pitic, Tubutama, San Igna- cio, Sau Xavier del Bac, Saric, and Tucson.
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