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Chapter XI - Louise Sighouin, an Indian woman of the Coeur D’Alène tribe
Page 1143 - louise sighouin, an indian woman of the cœur d'alène tribe.
Page 1144 - first knowledge of louise.
Page 1145 - her baptism and devotion.
Page 1146 - avidity for the word of god.
Page 1147 - opposes the medicine men.
Page 1148 - victory over superstition.
Page 1149 - head chief forsakes gambling.
Page 1150 - pagan faith of the cœur d'alène tribe.
Page 1151 - assiduity in study.
Page 1152 - care of her own house.
Page 1153 - assists the children.
Page 1154 - introduces pious practices.
Page 1155 - becomes an excellent nurse.
Page 1156 - triumphs over herself.
Page 1157 - a severe and painful trial.
Page 1158 - poverty with zeal and charity.
Page 1159 - devotion to the holy cross.
Page 1160 - composes short prayers.
Page 1161 - disturbed by phantoms.
Page 1162 - limited intelligence of indians.
Page 1163 - spirit of profound humility.
Page 1164 - moral courage of louise.
Page 1165 - care of young girls.
Page 1166 - preparation for death.
Page 1167 - takes her farewell.
Page 1168 - address by father gazzoli.
Page 1169 - mourning of the tribe.
Page 1170 - extraordinary unanimity.
Page 1171 - funeral ceremonies.
Page 1172 - testimonial of her husband.
Page 1173 - piety of adolph.
Page 1174 - loyola of the kalispels.
Page 1175 - the finger of god.
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