| John Williams - 1837 - 654 pages
...received a grateful salutation from every canoe that approached us. Some of the natives cried out, " Good is the word of God : it is now well with Aitutaki! The good word has taken root at Aitutaki! " Finding, however, that we did not repose entire confidence in their assertions, some held up their... | |
| 1840 - 316 pages
...received a grateful salutation rom every canoe that approached os. Some of the natives cried out, ' Good is the word of God: it is now well with Aitutaki! The good word has taken root at Aitutaki!' Finding, however, that we did not repose entire confidence in their assertions, some held up their... | |
| Sarah Tappan Smith - 1841 - 410 pages
...filled with men crowded around the vessel, saluting the missionaries with such expressions as these, " Good is the Word of God ; it is now well with Aitutaki ! The good word has taken root at Aitutaki." The teachers soon came on board and informed Mr. Williams of the destruction of the idols and temples,... | |
| John Campbell - 1842 - 512 pages
...he next approached their shores, his vessel was surrounded by canoes, the crews of which shouted, " Good is the word of God; it is now well with Aitutaki; the good word has taken root at Aitutaki." Some holding up their hats, of European make, and others their spellingbooks, as proofs of their assertion.... | |
| John Campbell - 1842 - 562 pages
...he next approached their shores, his vessel was surrounded by canoes, the crews of which shouted, " Good is the word of God ! It is now well with Aitutaki ; the good word has taken root in Aitutaki ;" some holding up their hats, of European make, and others their spelling-books, as proofs... | |
| Sheldon Dibble - 1843 - 504 pages
...out to re-visit the Island of Aitutaki. On their arrival they were saluted with the glad tidings : ' Good is the word of God — it is now well with Aitutaki.' ' The good word has taken root at Aitutaki.' A neat thatched chapel was erected. A ringing sound, produced by striking an axe with a stone, was... | |
| 1844 - 650 pages
...idols. The work was done. Every canoe that came near, gave him a grateful salutation. Some cried " Good is the word of God ; it is now well with Aitutaki ! — The good word has taken root at Aitutaki ! " As Mr. Williams did not seem to believe them, some held up their hats to show that they were beginning... | |
| Ebenezer Prout - 1846 - 544 pages
...received a grateful salutation from every canoe that approached us. Some of the natives cried out, "Good is the word of God : it is now well with Aitutaki! The good word has taken root at Aitutaki!" Finding, however, that we did not repose entire confidence in their assertions, some held up their... | |
| John Hampden Gurney - 1858 - 482 pages
...the shore, a crowd of canoes came alongside, and the welcome salutation was heard from many voices, " Good is the word of God ; it is now well with Aitutaki ; the good word has taken root at Aitutaki." The whole aspect of things was changed. Lascivious songs had been the greeting which met him at his... | |
| 1872 - 794 pages
...received a graceful salutation from every canoe that approached us. Some of tho natives cried out, ' Good is the Word of God ; it is now well with Aitutaki. The good word has taken root at Aitutaki.' Finding, however, that wo did not repose entire confidence in CHRONICLE OF THB their assertions, some... | |
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