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-fortable in his new quarters. This was a kind of | -fortable in his new quarters. This was a kind of treatment never [[unclear]] from his Pagan friends. We began then to think more favorably of the blessed religion of Jesus. | ||
It was cold. We found an old stove somewhere - and set it up. There was no chimney. An Indian made a | It was cold. We found an old stove somewhere - and set it up. There was no chimney. An Indian made a hole in the side of the house, and put the stove pipe through. | ||
It rained - and the rain came pouring through the roof. This same Christian Indian laid [[slabs?]] upon the roof. The wind blew through cracks in the sides of the room. We tacked pieces of oil cloth over them. | It rained - and the rain came pouring through the roof. This same Christian Indian laid [[slabs?]] upon the roof. The wind blew through cracks in the sides of the room. We tacked pieces of oil cloth over them. | ||
Upon the opposite side of the room - I saw a long shelf covered with straw. "This" thought I - will make a nice place for the few dishes | Upon the opposite side of the room - I saw a long shelf covered with straw. "This" thought I - will make a nice place for the few dishes & medicine we have [[brot?]] up." I commenced pulling down the straw - but my hand was soon arrested by three [[unclear]]. Motherly hens, who were [[lack?]] contemplating a fine [[unclear]] of chickens very soon! | ||
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-fortable in his new quarters. This was a kind of treatment never unclear from his Pagan friends. We began then to think more favorably of the blessed religion of Jesus. It was cold. We found an old stove somewhere - and set it up. There was no chimney. An Indian made a hole in the side of the house, and put the stove pipe through. It rained - and the rain came pouring through the roof. This same Christian Indian laid slabs? upon the roof. The wind blew through cracks in the sides of the room. We tacked pieces of oil cloth over them. Upon the opposite side of the room - I saw a long shelf covered with straw. "This" thought I - will make a nice place for the few dishes & medicine we have brot? up." I commenced pulling down the straw - but my hand was soon arrested by three unclear. Motherly hens, who were lack? contemplating a fine unclear of chickens very soon!