ORIGIN



OF THE



' Your father



chair,' and answered as he ce
the ground: 'My father?
the earth is my mother. I wu
  " As they excelled in the b
sessed a nice sense of the ridi
strain of irony, united with
speech of Garangula to De I;
Canada, when that crafty FP
council, for the purpose of ob



LID
TI
ill



requests yo
cly disposed
he sun is my
repose upon
Utifill, so .-11Ss
Ious. There
e sharpest tE
Barre, the C



-ichrnan
ining PE



tion for past injuries. The European, a
in the maxim that En guerre ou lapea-
suffire ii y faut coudre tan lopin de cello



tempted to over-awe the savaae
                             b
well knew he had no power to
who also was well aware of h



' Yonondia, you mlust I
Quebec, that the sun had I
render our country inac
the lakes had so overflow'
surrounded our calstles, 4
us to get out of them.
dreamed so, and curiosit
has brought you so far.
had taken their clubs, o
carried their bows aand
camnp, if our warriors hac



wave bel.
)urned u
cessible
ed their



and



by thi
execu
is we
ieved
p all t
to the
bank
ttit wce



thal



Yes, surely
y of seeing E
Hear, Yono
ar children
irrows into t



u to take a
himself on
father, and
her bosom.'
D they pos-
is a clever
Lunt, in the
governor of



met his tribe in
,ace, andreparn-
faithful be I iever
u du lion ne peut
e du regnard,' at-
reats, which he
te. Garangula,
akness, repl ied,
when you left
he forests which
French, or that
s, that they had
is impossible for



you must have
;o great a wonder
ndia: our women
and old men had
the heart of your



I not disarmed them, and kept



them back when your messeng-ers
We tcannot give a better idea of the
tues upon their own people, anm
finer instance of their gratefulness
ed, than in the address to the Wal
young chief, the Morning Star. I
death of several of their tribe, k
predatory excursions aaainst the
lected in a large body for the purp,
The stern, uncompromising iosti
were animated, may be imagined



Icaine to our
e effect of their
I at thie same



when skilfull
llah Wallahs
n consequen(
illed in one



C



castle.'
haran-
time a
. touch-
iy their
a of the
if their



whites, they had col-
ose of assailing them.
lity with which they
from the words they



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with the words,