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The Spirit of the Border

CHAPTER XI
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In spite of himself, long before he had been prepared, he was launched on his teaching.

Every day he was called upon to speak; every day one savage, at least, was convinced; every day the throng of interested Indians was augmented.

The elder missionaries were quite overcome with joy; they pressed him day after day to speak, until at length he alone preached during the afternoon service.
The news flew apace; the Village of Peace entertained more redmen than ever before.

Day by day the faith gained a stronger foothold.

A kind of religious trance affected some of the converted Indians, and this greatly influenced the doubting ones.


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