INDIAN BON MOT.

One of the Moravian Indians who had been baptized by the name of

Jonathan, meeting some white people, who had entered into so violent

a dispute about baptism and the holy communion, that they at last

proceeded to blows—‘These people,’ said he, ‘know nothing of our

Saviour; for they speak of Him as we do of a strange country.’

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