Mrs. Rowlandfon. 23 token for good, and if it were his blessed will, some sign and hope of some relief. And indeed quickly the Lord answered in some measure, my poor prayer : For as I was going up and down mourning and lamenting my condition, my son came to me and asked me how I did 2 I had not seen him before, since the de- struction of the town ; and I knew not where he was, till I was informed by himself that he was amongst a smaller parcel of Indians, whose place was about six miles off. With tears in his eyes he asked me whether his sister Sarah was dead `? and told me he had seen his sister Mary; and prayed me, that I would not be troubled in reference to himself. The occasion of his coming to see me at this time was this There was, as I said, about six miles from us a small plantation of Indians, where it seems he had been during his captivity ; and at this time, there were some forces
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