 | Henry Brown - 1844 - 524 Seiten
...friends you have lost in the battle? (purposely mistaking the token of their evil intentions,) or are you fasting ? • If so, ask our friend here, and he will...give you to eat. He is the Indians' friend, and never refused them what they had need of." . Taken thus by surprise, the savages were ashamed to acknowledge... | |
 | Henry Brown - 1844 - 526 Seiten
...mistaking the token of their evil intentions,) or are you fasting ? If so, ask our friend here, and h« will give you to eat. He is the Indians' friend, and never refused them what i'uey had need of." Taken thus by surprise, the savages were ashamed to acknowledge... | |
 | Mrs. John H. Kinzie - 1856 - 514 Seiten
...you have lost in battle?' (purposely misunderstanding this token of evil designs). ' Or is it that you are fasting ? If so, ask our friend here, and he will give you to eat. He is the Indian's friend, and never yet refused them what they had need of.7 " Thus taken by surprise, the savages... | |
 | Elizabeth Fries Ellet - 1856 - 446 Seiten
...you have lost in the battle ? (purposely misunderstanding this token of evil designs) or is it that you are fasting ? If so, ask our friend here, and he will give you io eat. He is the Indians' friend, and never yet refused them what they had need of.' " Thus taken... | |
 | Mrs. John H. Kinzie - 1857 - 522 Seiten
...to my nation, and am prepared to go all lengths with them." token of evil designs). ' Or is it that you are fasting? If so, ask our friend here, and he will give you to eat. He is the Indian's friend, and never yet refused them what they had need of.1 " Thus taken by surprise, the savages... | |
 | Stephen R. Beggs - 1868 - 350 Seiten
...your friends lost in battle?" purposely misunderstanding this token of evil design, "or is it that you are fasting? If so, ask our friend here, and he...eat; he is the Indians' friend, and never yet refused what they had need of." Thus taken by surprise, the savages were ashamed to acknowledge their bloody... | |
 | Stephen R. Beggs - 1868 - 332 Seiten
...your friends lost in battle?" purposely misunderstanding this token of evil design, "or is it that you are fasting? If so, ask our friend here, and he...eat; he is the Indians' friend, and never yet refused what they had need of." Thus taken by surprise, the savages were ashamed to acknowledge their bloody... | |
 | Mrs. John H. Kinzie - 1873 - 410 Seiten
...that you are fasting ? If so, ask our friend, here, and be will give you to eat. He is the Indian's friend, and never yet refused them what they had need of." Thus taken by suqirise, the savages were ashamed to acknowledge their bloody purpose. They, therefore, said modestly... | |
 | Rufus Blanchard - 1880 - 580 Seiten
...have lost in battle ?' (purposely misunderstanding this token of evil designs). ' Or is it that yon are fasting ? If so, ask our friend here, and he will give you to eat. He is the Indian's friend, and never yet refused them what they had need of.' " Thus taken by surprise, the savages... | |
 | Rufus Blanchard - 1881 - 812 Seiten
...you have lost in battle ''.' (purposely misunderstanding this token of evil designs). 'Or is it that you are fasting '{ If so. ask our friend here, and he will give you to eat. He is the Indian's friend, and never yet refused them what they had need of.' "Thus taken by surprise, the savages... | |
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A good day to you! I was told there were enemies here, but I am glad to find only friends. Why have you blackened your faces? Is it that you are mourning for... 
