and now again as he wound about in his course , and faced the north once more , he beheld , coming toward him , an immense number of men , women , and children , pressing forward in the direction of the shining land . in this vast throng bokwewa beheld persons of every age , from the little infant , the sweet and lovely penaisee , or younger son , to the feeble , gray old man , stooping under the burden of his years . all whom bokwewa met , of every name and degree , were heavily laden with pipes , weapons , bows , arrows , kettles and other wares and implements . one man stopped him , and complained of the weary load he was carrying . another offered him a kettle ; another his bow and arrows ; but he declined all , and , free of foot , hastened on .
a kettle .
what was offered to bokwewa ?
what was offered to bokwewa ?