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their discourse and for that purpose throed my self in their way, as though I had been gathering of stiks for the fire, and placed my self in such possition, | their discourse and for that purpose throed my self in their way, as though I had been gathering of stiks for the fire, and placed my self in such possition, that I could hear the whole of their discours, and as they passed heard this gentleman bemoaning himself and said if his aged father and mother was [[cut word]] then his concern would be nothing in comparison to what it then was, this I thought was a plain confirmation to my opinion and being fully sattisfied in my mind that the Inglish had the better I returned [[cut word]] our camp, and when I saw a convenient opportunity I divulged my mind to my companions, and related to them the observations I had made | ||
Fryday the 14th | |||
This day in the morning then came ordering [[cut word]] must pack up our bagage and take our departure for Luisbourg the greater part of the [ | This day in the morning then came ordering [[cut word]] must pack up our bagage and take our departure for Luisbourg the greater part of the [..nedy]] Indians imbarked in connews made of bark, some of Elm and sum wite ash, and | ||
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their discourse and for that purpose throed my self in their way, as though I had been gathering of stiks for the fire, and placed my self in such possition, that I could hear the whole of their discours, and as they passed heard this gentleman bemoaning himself and said if his aged father and mother was cut word then his concern would be nothing in comparison to what it then was, this I thought was a plain confirmation to my opinion and being fully sattisfied in my mind that the Inglish had the better I returned cut word our camp, and when I saw a convenient opportunity I divulged my mind to my companions, and related to them the observations I had made
Fryday the 14th This day in the morning then came ordering cut word must pack up our bagage and take our departure for Luisbourg the greater part of the [..nedy]] Indians imbarked in connews made of bark, some of Elm and sum wite ash, and