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Página 19
Dingarn , who throughout had king , in “ counting out his money , " but in inspect-
always treated me kindly , said , that I must not ing his herds of cattle , had
finished his princely leave him yet ; that he wished me to see the
dancemployment .
Dingarn , who throughout had king , in “ counting out his money , " but in inspect-
always treated me kindly , said , that I must not ing his herds of cattle , had
finished his princely leave him yet ; that he wished me to see the
dancemployment .
Página 36
It is a pity the white people trouble them . towards each other ; to do to others as
we would selves with them — they should leave them to me . they should do to us
; but especially we were I hope they willl not destroy them all : if they do , taught ...
It is a pity the white people trouble them . towards each other ; to do to others as
we would selves with them — they should leave them to me . they should do to us
; but especially we were I hope they willl not destroy them all : if they do , taught ...
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On leaving the town I saw them boast , again the last time , recommending them
to think Faith looks beyond this narrow ... would they leave behind ; rather than
relinquish With nought that ye can e'er possess ; a particle , one of them actually
...
On leaving the town I saw them boast , again the last time , recommending them
to think Faith looks beyond this narrow ... would they leave behind ; rather than
relinquish With nought that ye can e'er possess ; a particle , one of them actually
...
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Taking my leave , I left my interpreter to often in this country anticipations of
comfort are follow , and pushed on to Bunting , nine miles be . purely imaginative
. yond , where I arrived at one , much to the surThursday , 30th . - Set out at seven
...
Taking my leave , I left my interpreter to often in this country anticipations of
comfort are follow , and pushed on to Bunting , nine miles be . purely imaginative
. yond , where I arrived at one , much to the surThursday , 30th . - Set out at seven
...
Página 99
After breakof wild geese , which , strange to say , all flew off fasting in the
colonel's markee , I resumed my without leaving them even a feather for a trophy !
journey at half - past ten . As the chain of posts , From the quantity of rain which
has ...
After breakof wild geese , which , strange to say , all flew off fasting in the
colonel's markee , I resumed my without leaving them even a feather for a trophy !
journey at half - past ten . As the chain of posts , From the quantity of rain which
has ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Christian Library, Volúmenes5-6 The Christian Library, Jonathan Going |
| Editor | Jonathan Going |
| Editor | T. George, jr., 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 22 Sep. 2011 |
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