Travels in Alaska
Travels in Alaska
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All the white men I have heretofore met wanted to getsomething from us. They wanted furs and they wished to pay for themas small a price as possible. They all seemed to be seeking their owngood--not our good. I might say that through all my long life I havenever until now heard a white man speak. It has always seemed to mewhile trying to speak to traders and those seeking gold-mines that itwas like speaking to a person across a broad stream that was runningfast over stones and making so loud a ...noise that scarce a single wordcould be heard. But now, for the first time, the Indian and the whiteman are on the same side of the river, eye to eye, heart to heart. Ihave always loved my people. I have taught them and ministered tothem as well as I could. Hereafter, I will keep silent and listen tothe good words of the missionaries, who know God and the places we goto when we die so much better than I do. " At the close of the exercises, after the last sermon had beenpreached and the last speech of the Indian chief and headmen had beenmade, a number of the sub-chiefs were talking informally together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the white men I have heretofore met wanted to getsomething from us. They wanted furs and they wished to pay for themas small a price as possible. They all seemed to be seeking their owngood--not our good. I might say that through all my long life I havenever until now heard a white man speak. It has always seemed to mewhile trying to speak to traders and those seeking gold-mines that itwas like speaking to a person across a broad stream that was runningfast over stones and making so loud a ...noise that scarce a single wordcould be heard. But now, for the first time, the Indian and the whiteman are on the same side of the river, eye to eye, heart to heart. Ihave always loved my people. I have taught them and ministered tothem as well as I could. Hereafter, I will keep silent and listen tothe good words of the missionaries, who know God and the places we goto when we die so much better than I do. " At the close of the exercises, after the last sermon had beenpreached and the last speech of the Indian chief and headmen had beenmade, a number of the sub-chiefs were talking informally together.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Muir, John, 1838-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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