 | Frederick William Beechey - 1831 - 490 strani
...mysteries, and suffers himself to be baptized, and duly initiated into the church. If, however, as it not unfrequently happens, any of the captured Indians...practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk round the mission, to observe the happy mode... | |
 | Alexander Forbes - 1839 - 402 strani
...razon. Indeed I believe that the act of making the cross and kneeling at proper times and other suchlike mechanical rites, constitute no small part of the...Indians show a repugnance to conversion, it is the practise to im* Ib. p. 30 prison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh... | |
 | 1865 - 688 strani
...Santos,' and recapitulated the names of a great many saints, which finished the morning's tuition." " If, as not unfrequently happens, any of the captured...practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk around the Mission, to observe the happy mode... | |
 | 1869 - 632 strani
...all the privileges of Christian converts. "If, a« not unfrequently happens," says Captain Beechey, "any of the captured Indians show a repugnance to...practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk around the mission, to observe the happy mode... | |
 | 1890 - 980 strani
...mysteries, and suffers himself to be baptized and duly initiated into the church. If, however, as it not unfrequently happens, any of the captured Indians...practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk round the mission to observe the happy mode of... | |
 | Harry Laurenz Wells - 1882 - 430 strani
...of a great many saints, which finished the morning's tuition. 27 If, as not unfrequently hap]>eiis, any of the captured Indians show a repugnance to conversion,...practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk around the mission, to observe the happy mode... | |
 | Ludvig Verner Helms - 1882 - 542 strani
...proper times, and other such mechanical rites, constituted no small part of the religion of these pious people. The rapidity of the conversion is, however,...much in accordance with the primary kidnapping of the subject. If, as not unfrequently happens, any of the captured Indians show repugnance to conversion,... | |
 | Ludvig Verner Helms - 1882 - 488 strani
...primary kidnapping of the subject. If, as not unfrequently happens, any of the captured Indians show repugnance to conversion, it is the practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk round the mission, to observe the happy mode... | |
 | 1890 - 924 strani
...mysteries, and suffers himself to be baptized and duly initiated into the church. If, however, as it not unfrequently happens, any of the captured Indians...practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk round the mission to observe the happy mode of... | |
 | Alexander Forbes - 1919 - 472 strani
...Indeed, I believe that the act of making the cross, and kneeling at proper times, and other such-like mechanical rites, constitute no small part of the...stimulated by practices much in accordance with the primary kidnaping of the subjects. " If, as not infrequently happens, any of the captured Indians show a repugnance... | |
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If, however, as it not unfrequently happens, any of the captured Indians show a repugnance to conversion, it is the practice to imprison them for a few days, and then to allow them to breathe a little fresh air in a walk round the... 
