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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 Agnié*, 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 Gouentagrandi who was not ignorant of their designs replied to the envoys, that