 | 1903 - 346 páginas
...all, what was there to fear for us ? But on each of us lay the necessity of bidding farewell to our old home of Sainte Marie, to its structures, which,...though plain, seemed to the eyes of our poor savages master works of art ; and to its cultivated lands which were promising us an abundant harvest. That... | |
 | Urs Bitterli, Ritchie Robertson - 1989 - 228 páginas
...base in Huronia. Father Paul Raguenau had the melancholy duty of reporting the end to his superiors: But on each of us lay the necessity of bidding farewell...and to its cultivated lands, which were promising an abundant harvest. That spot must be forsaken, which I may call our second Fatherland, our home of... | |
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But on each of us lay the necessity of bidding farewell to that old home of sainte Marie,— to its structures, which, though plain, seemed, to the eyes of our poor Savages, master-works of art; and to its cultivated lands, which were promising us an... 