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Chapter 18 BAPTIZED-BURIED.
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Released on: 29/11/2017
ildren, but it is right that he should go." Such were the words of the pagan Indian on the shores of Lake Neepigon,
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Contents
Chapter 1 HOW IT CAME ABOUT THAT I WENT TO CANADA.
Chapter 2 OUR ARRIVAL AT SARNIA.
Chapter 3 CHIEF LITTLE PINE.
Chapter 4 OUR FIRST WINTER IN ALGOMA.
Chapter 5 CHIEF BUHKWUJJENENE'S MISSION.
Chapter 6 AN INDIAN CHIEF IN ENGLAND.
Chapter 7 LEARNING TO KNOW MY PEOPLE.
Chapter 8 THE OPENING OF THE FIRST SHINGWAUK HOME.
Chapter 9 PROSPECTS OF RE-BUILDING.
Chapter 10 LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE.
Chapter 11 THE WINTER OF 1874-5.
Chapter 12 THE NEW SHINGWAUK HOME.
Chapter 13 CHARLIE AND BEN.
Chapter 14 A TRIP UP LAKE SUPERIOR.
Chapter 15 UP THE NEEPIGON RIVER.
Chapter 16 THIRTY YEARS WAITING FOR A MISSIONARY.
Chapter 17 THE PAGAN BOY-NINGWINNENA.
Chapter 18 BAPTIZED-BURIED.
Chapter 19 THE WAWANOSH HOME.
Chapter 20 A SAD WINTER.
Chapter 21 WILLIAM SAHGUCHEWAY.
Chapter 22 OUR INDIAN HOMES.
Chapter 23 GLAD TIDINGS FROM NEEPIGON.
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