The Life Letters And Speeches of Kah Ge Ga Gah Bowh Or G Copway Chief Ojibw
The Life Letters And Speeches of Kah Ge Ga Gah Bowh Or G Copway Chief Ojibw
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" They became the happiest of beings ; their very souls were like an escaped bird, whose glad wings had saved it from danger and death. Brother Chandler preached twice every Sabbath, and 70 THE LIFE OF [aught school every other week. One Sabbath, in January, 1835, Brother Chandler preached from these words, " Jind they were all filled with the Holy Ghost. " He spoke with unusual liberty ; I caught some of the same fire with which the sermon was delivered ; and interpreted it with much ardor. O ...what a melting season it was ! The anxious and expressive looks ot the Indians ; the tears streaming down their cheeks, all tended to add to the occasion. My readers, here was comfort ; here was one bright spot, at least, in my checkered life, that I never can forget. My poor brethren appeared to swallow every word of the sermon as I interpreted it. One John Southwind, who had been notoriously cruel and revengeful, was among the humblest and the happiest. He had been a great Con jurer.
On Sabbath evenings, every converted Indian would try to induce his relatives to embrace religion, and pray in the wigwams of their unconverted relatives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They became the happiest of beings ; their very souls were like an escaped bird, whose glad wings had saved it from danger and death. Brother Chandler preached twice every Sabbath, and 70 THE LIFE OF [aught school every other week. One Sabbath, in January, 1835, Brother Chandler preached from these words, " Jind they were all filled with the Holy Ghost. " He spoke with unusual liberty ; I caught some of the same fire with which the sermon was delivered ; and interpreted it with much ardor. O ...what a melting season it was ! The anxious and expressive looks ot the Indians ; the tears streaming down their cheeks, all tended to add to the occasion. My readers, here was comfort ; here was one bright spot, at least, in my checkered life, that I never can forget. My poor brethren appeared to swallow every word of the sermon as I interpreted it. One John Southwind, who had been notoriously cruel and revengeful, was among the humblest and the happiest. He had been a great Con jurer.
On Sabbath evenings, every converted Indian would try to induce his relatives to embrace religion, and pray in the wigwams of their unconverted relatives.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Copway to read onlineMoreLess
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