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From all this, your Reverences can judge of how much I need the aid of Heaven and the prayers of the Good.
From all this, your Reverences can judge of how much I need the aid of Heaven and the prayers of the Good.
In order to entreat you not to spare them, I shall tell you yet more of the zeal of my good Protectress.
In order to entreat you not to spare them, I shall tell you yet more of the zeal of my good Protectress.
The Iroquois of [[Agnie ?]], who on account of their neighborhood to the English, are much attached to them, have endeavored to carry me off under the pretext of having me go on [[the - crossed out]] Christmas day to hear the confessions of some Christians among them, but our good [[ Gonentagrandi ?]] who was not ignorant of  their designs replied to the envoys, that
 
The Iroquois of [[Agenié ?]], who on account of their neighborhood to the English, are much attached to them, have endeavored to carry me off under the pretext of having me go on [[the - crossed out]] Christmas day to hear the confessions of some Christians among them, but our good [[ Gonentagrandi ?]] who was not ignorant of  their designs replied to the envoys, that

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From all this, your Reverences can judge of how much I need the aid of Heaven and the prayers of the Good.

In order to entreat you not to spare them, I shall tell you yet more of the zeal of my good Protectress.

The Iroquois of Agenié ?, who on account of their neighborhood to the English, are much attached to them, have endeavored to carry me off under the pretext of having me go on the - crossed out Christmas day to hear the confessions of some Christians among them, but our good Gonentagrandi ? who was not ignorant of their designs replied to the envoys, that