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To this we can only reply that we use the works of the best accessible authorities, men who do know the languages say, Dr. Codrington or Bishop Callaway, or Castren or Egede. Now it is not maintained that the myths, on the whole, are incorrectly translated.
The determination of the whites was as great as that of the Indians, and although every one was anxious, no one thought of withdrawing from the settlement. To Daniel Boone himself there came a little later an experience almost as thrilling as that which had befallen Mrs. Merrill. Among the new families was one named Callaway.
Butler: "On the 7th of July, 1776, the Indians took out of a canoe which was in the river, within sight of Boonesborough, Miss Betsey Callaway, her sister Frances, and a daughter of Daniel Boone. The last two were about thirteen or fourteen years of age, and the other grown.
'The King is above, Unkulunkulu is beneath. The King above punishes sin, striking the sinner by lightning. Nor do the Zulus know how they have sinned. 'There remained only that word about the heaven, 'which, says Dr. Callaway, 'implies that there might have been other words which are now lost. There is great confusion of thought.
After thirteen years of service as president I was elected chairman of the board of directors. Mr. Samuel R. Callaway succeeded me as president, and on his resignation was succeeded by Mr. William H. Newman, and upon his resignation Mr. W. C. Brown became president. Following Mr. Brown, Mr. Alfred H. Smith was elected and is still in office.
Charles, about forty-five miles west of St. Louis. Here he remained with his son Daniel M. Boone until 1804, when he removed to the residence of his youngest son, Nathan Boone, with whom he continued till about 1810, when he went to reside with his son-in-law, Flanders Callaway.
His muscles tense, his eyes bright, he stretched out his hand; he was strong and active, the Hancocks, Colonel Callaway, Squire Boone, Flanders, and all they were as stout as buffalo and as quick as panthers; rifle muzzles that rarely missed were resting upon the port-holes only forty yards to rear, and the gates were open, waiting.
Guided by broken twigs and bits of cloth surreptitiously dropped by Elizabeth Callaway, they finally overtook the unsuspecting savages, killed two of them, and rescued the three maidens unharmed.
He was well aware that no time should be lost, and fortunately he discovered Peleg at that moment returning to the fort. "The girls have been taken by the Indians," said Boone, suppressing his emotion. "What girls? What do you mean?" inquired Peleg, aghast. "Jemima and her friend, the Callaway girl." "When?" "This noon. I have no time to explain. We must get a party to start right away.
Callaway translates some Zulu communications which indicate the amount of belief in this very practical and sceptical people. Amusing illustrations of their scepticism will be quoted later, under 'Possession, but they do accept as seers certain hysterical patients. These are tested by their skill in finding objects which have been hidden without their knowledge. They then behave much like Mr.
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