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Excerpt from Historical Notes Respecting the Indians of North America: With Remarks on the Attempts Made to Convert and Civilize Them
She. Informed me, that as the child was so young lwhen it died, and'una'ble to support itsl in the Country of Spirits, both she and her husband had been apprehensive that. Its situation would be far from happy; but no sooner, did she behold its father depart for the same place, who not only loved the child with the tenderest affection, but was agood hunter, 1 and would be able to provide plentifully for its support, than she ceased to Imourn. She added, that she now saw no reason to continue her tears, 'as the child, on whom she 'doted, was happy under. The care and protection of a fond father; and she had only one wish that remained ungratified, which was that of being herself With them.
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