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EARLY JESUITS OF MICHIGAN.
wounded by sharp stones, exhausted with toil, hunger and brutal treatment, without food or the means of procuring any, he is abandonded on the shores of Lake Superior to die. But even savage cruelty relents. After a few days, during which time he supports life on pounded bones, his Indian companions return and convey him to their winter rendezvous, which they reach October 15, St. Theresa's day,
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