His body now rests beside that little brook, but his spirit is in a country of light and peace.
This country is a good and pleasant country, and those who are coming to live here are sprung from a noble race, and if you, my friends, all prove as good and true as this departed red-man, you will have no cause to complain at the pale faces settling around you.

You will secure a righteous treatment of your race, and your people will be a happy people.

The British people (my people) are a great people, and where they settle they govern wisely, and in their dealings with all peoples they are guided by that justice and generosity which alone becomes a Christian people.

These may be the last words I shall ever speak to you.
These may be the last moments I shall ever be with you.

Remember my loving advice and act upon it.