New search | Notes | Abstract
<< First Page | < Previous Page | Page #46 of 116 | Next Page > | Last Page >>
|
McKenzie, Charles. The Mississouri Indians, 1809. An electronic transcription. MFTP #0009 the Red Fish who receives none[.] It was the Red Fish that told us to be agry[.]" No sooner had the old man ceased speaking – than the Red Calf addressed Mr LaRocque[.] "Father said he, if you are willing to go with us – we are willing to receive you – but should an enemy stand in our way, or attack us in our Journey – You, and Your youn men must assist us – in beating him off[.]" Mr LaRocque said he would assist his friends on all occasions. Then Le Borgne made a Harrangue of great length, and concluded by observing "that his heart was full, and that he would be in a State of anxiety, until the return of the white men[.]" My affairs requiring my presence in the Villages, I shook hand with my friend Mr LaRocque, and withdrew[.] Le Borgne has been of great service to us[.] If his influence will accompany Mr LaRocque in his journey the Indians will be very careful not to give him any offence[.] The men of the Corbeaux nation are generally of the middle size – inclining to [44] L E G E N D : |
View bigger image in JPEG format [ 126k ] |