Connecticut Boys in the Western Reserve: a Tale of the Moravian Massacre
Connecticut Boys in the Western Reserve: a Tale of the Moravian Massacre
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^'Thy father will not travel far through snow so deep," the Quaker said in answer. **He and his fighting men will be slow in reaching home, therefore. Yet, young friend, I shall come ' IN THE WESTERN RESERVE. 189 among thee with food for thee and thine until he shall return. Is it true that thou wert taught by the Moravian preachers, my dear?" "The missionaries trained my tongue to speak the language of the Palefaces. They were very kind. Still their God is not the god of the Indians, my father... says. My father has lived long. He knows much. ' ' The quick intuition of the girl in recognizing the Quaker as one who would wish to teach the Delawares the religion of the white people, and her way of telling him that his efforts would meet with poor appreciation, amused Ree, though he sincerely wished his friend all success.
**Dear child, thy Father in heaven is all wise and approves the love thou bearest thy earthly father. Goodness is in thy heart, and— see, though one of thy own people, it may be, has done this, yet do I come to thee as a friend who seeks only to do thee good.'' As he spoke, the Quaker bent down and pointed to the scalpless top of his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^'Thy father will not travel far through snow so deep," the Quaker said in answer. **He and his fighting men will be slow in reaching home, therefore. Yet, young friend, I shall come ' IN THE WESTERN RESERVE. 189 among thee with food for thee and thine until he shall return. Is it true that thou wert taught by the Moravian preachers, my dear?" "The missionaries trained my tongue to speak the language of the Palefaces. They were very kind. Still their God is not the god of the Indians, my father... says. My father has lived long. He knows much. ' ' The quick intuition of the girl in recognizing the Quaker as one who would wish to teach the Delawares the religion of the white people, and her way of telling him that his efforts would meet with poor appreciation, amused Ree, though he sincerely wished his friend all success.
**Dear child, thy Father in heaven is all wise and approves the love thou bearest thy earthly father. Goodness is in thy heart, and— see, though one of thy own people, it may be, has done this, yet do I come to thee as a friend who seeks only to do thee good.'' As he spoke, the Quaker bent down and pointed to the scalpless top of his head.
What to read after Connecticut Boys in the Western Reserve: a Tale of the Moravian Massacre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braden James Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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