He wrote an Indian grammar, and translated the whole of the Bible into the Massachusetts dialect.

His actions, his thoughts, his desires, all wore the hue of disinterested love.
The frown was on the Indian's brow, however.

Clouds were rising in the horizon.

Since the Pequod war, there had been no great Indian uprising; but there was a general feeling of uneasiness which seemed to portend a general outbreak.

The New Englanders were to feel the effects of it in all its fury.