 | John Joseph Wynne - 1925 - 284 páginas
...Nation, and reported that the Father had gone some little way with them, intending to follow them; but that, becoming exhausted, he had fallen on his knees,...been unable to learn any other news of the Father." In the narrative Ragueneau states that the manner of his death was uncertain, but in a note appended... | |
 | Anthony P. Schiavo, Jr, Claudio R. Salvucci - 2003 - 423 páginas
...Nation, and reported that the Father had gone some little way with them, intending to follow them; but that, becoming exhausted, he had fallen on his knees,...been unable to learn any other news of the Father. Of the manner of his death we are uncertain, — whether he may have fallen into the hands of the enemies,... | |
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Island where we were, found himself checked at the bank of a river, which crossed his path. A Huron reported the circumstance, adding that he had passed him, in his canoe, on this side of the stream; and that, to render his flight more easy, the Father... 