Unveiling of the Monument Erected By the Waterloo Library And Historical Society
Unveiling of the Monument Erected By the Waterloo Library And Historical Society
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Summoned a meeting of the Onondaga Chiefs and warriors, who as:^embled in a large concour. Se; but Hiaw^atha's eloquence was in vain. The malign appxrition of Atotaharo awed and chilled the assem- blage. DcS miring, after persistent effort, and at the immi- nent ri. Sk of his life, to win his tribesmen over to his views, against the virulent opposition of their ruler, he determined to abandon his own nation, and appeal to the other cantons.
With this intent he wrapt his blanket about him, and, ...pai'suing his pilgrimage, in a few days, came within sight of the paliWded capital of the Mohawk Sachem, DeKaniwita.
36 Here the voluntary exile paused on the shore of a lonely little lake to gather up and string into necklaees, handfuls of the minute white shells which bestrewed its sands, and which he disposed about his neck and breast as a token of his peaceful intentions. Soon word reached the JMohawk ruler that a benignant and solitary stranger, whose bosom was whiter than driftino- snow, tarried on the outskirts of the village; and forthwith messengers were dispatched to invite him to De- Kaniwita's lodge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Summoned a meeting of the Onondaga Chiefs and warriors, who as:^embled in a large concour. Se; but Hiaw^atha's eloquence was in vain. The malign appxrition of Atotaharo awed and chilled the assem- blage. DcS miring, after persistent effort, and at the immi- nent ri. Sk of his life, to win his tribesmen over to his views, against the virulent opposition of their ruler, he determined to abandon his own nation, and appeal to the other cantons.
With this intent he wrapt his blanket about him, and, ...pai'suing his pilgrimage, in a few days, came within sight of the paliWded capital of the Mohawk Sachem, DeKaniwita.
36 Here the voluntary exile paused on the shore of a lonely little lake to gather up and string into necklaees, handfuls of the minute white shells which bestrewed its sands, and which he disposed about his neck and breast as a token of his peaceful intentions. Soon word reached the JMohawk ruler that a benignant and solitary stranger, whose bosom was whiter than driftino- snow, tarried on the outskirts of the village; and forthwith messengers were dispatched to invite him to De- Kaniwita's lodge.
What to read after Unveiling of the Monument Erected By the Waterloo Library And Historical Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waterloo Library And Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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