The Spirit of the Border
The Spirit of the Border
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He was theleader of the Mission; he knew more of Indian craft than any ofthem, and how to meet it. If this calm in the heretofore busy lifeof the Mission was the lull before a storm, Heckewelder should bethere with his experience and influence.
"For nearly ten years Heckewelder has anticipated trouble fromhostile savages, " said Edwards, "but so far he has always avertedit. As you know, he has confined himself mostly to propitiating theIndians, and persuading them to be friendly, and listen to ...us. We'llsend for him. " Accordingly they dispatched a runner to Goshocking. In due time theIndian returned with the startling news that Heckewelder had leftthe Indian village days before, as had, in fact, all the savagesexcept the few converted ones. The same held true in the case ofSandusky, the adjoining town. Moreover, it had been impossible toobtain any news in regard to Zeisberger.
The missionaries were now thoroughly alarmed, and knew not what todo. They concealed the real state of affairs from Nell and heruncle, desiring to keep them from anxiety as long as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was theleader of the Mission; he knew more of Indian craft than any ofthem, and how to meet it. If this calm in the heretofore busy lifeof the Mission was the lull before a storm, Heckewelder should bethere with his experience and influence.
"For nearly ten years Heckewelder has anticipated trouble fromhostile savages, " said Edwards, "but so far he has always avertedit. As you know, he has confined himself mostly to propitiating theIndians, and persuading them to be friendly, and listen to ...us. We'llsend for him. " Accordingly they dispatched a runner to Goshocking. In due time theIndian returned with the startling news that Heckewelder had leftthe Indian village days before, as had, in fact, all the savagesexcept the few converted ones. The same held true in the case ofSandusky, the adjoining town. Moreover, it had been impossible toobtain any news in regard to Zeisberger.
The missionaries were now thoroughly alarmed, and knew not what todo. They concealed the real state of affairs from Nell and heruncle, desiring to keep them from anxiety as long as possible.
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