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Serra thought it wise to proceed as soon as possil)le to till the soil; for farm they must, or starve, because sup- plies were growing very scarce. Stone buildings about half a league from the first site eventually took the — 25S — place of these rude structure.^. San Autuiiio was early noted for one thing — lier siiperl) horses, the pride of t!ie natives. Frequently er. Vy assisted some of the beautiful horses away fro:n the mission. (1) A corporal and six soldiers were stationed as ii'uards a...t San Antonio. Fr. Jiinipero remainel tif- teen days and then returned to Monterey. The na- tives from the heginninii- were more tractable than tliose at either San Dieiio or Monterey, and tiie Fa- thers had ho]jes of a, reat sidritual ('on(|nest. They at once heiian to learn the hinuua. Iie ol' the Indi;tus, and devoted nuudi time to teaching' catechism after they had made sulticient progress to he understood. The seed fell up. ):i good soil; for tlu^ first bai^tism took place on the 14th of August, 171'2, just one month after the opening of the mi-;sion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Serra thought it wise to proceed as soon as possil)le to till the soil; for farm they must, or starve, because sup- plies were growing very scarce. Stone buildings about half a league from the first site eventually took the — 25S — place of these rude structure.^. San Autuiiio was early noted for one thing — lier siiperl) horses, the pride of t!ie natives. Frequently er. Vy assisted some of the beautiful horses away fro:n the mission. (1) A corporal and six soldiers were stationed as ii'uards a...t San Antonio. Fr. Jiinipero remainel tif- teen days and then returned to Monterey. The na- tives from the heginninii- were more tractable than tliose at either San Dieiio or Monterey, and tiie Fa- thers had ho]jes of a, reat sidritual ('on(|nest. They at once heiian to learn the hinuua. Iie ol' the Indi;tus, and devoted nuudi time to teaching' catechism after they had made sulticient progress to he understood. The seed fell up. ):i good soil; for tlu^ first bai^tism took place on the 14th of August, 171'2, just one month after the opening of the mi-;sion.
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