Daughters of the Cross Or Womans Mission
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"In the farewell of Ko Chet-thing and Moung Sway-moung there was asimplicity and pious warmth that went to the heart. They were grateful forthe unspeakable blessings of the gospel sent to them when in darkness, andhappy alike that they had been permitted of God to see the land where theseed grew; that they were now about to return to plant and rear the treeof the gospel in Burmah; and that they could hope hereafter to meet theirChristian friends of America in heaven.... " The closing hymn, which was sung by the choir and congregation with fineeffect, was written for the occasion by one of the sweetest writers amongAmerican poets.
Native land!--in summer smiling, -- Hill and valley, grove and stream; Home! whose nameless charms beguiling, Peaceful nursed our infant dream; Haunts! to which our childhood hasted, Where the earliest wild flowers grew; Church! where Christ's free grace we tasted, Graved on memory's page, --_Adieu_!
Mother!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Could they not be obtained?
"In the farewell of Ko Chet-thing and Moung Sway-moung there was asimplicity and pious warmth that went to the heart. They were grateful forthe unspeakable blessings of the gospel sent to them when in darkness, andhappy alike that they had been permitted of God to see the land where theseed grew; that they were now about to return to plant and rear the treeof the gospel in Burmah; and that they could hope hereafter to meet theirChristian friends of America in heaven.... " The closing hymn, which was sung by the choir and congregation with fineeffect, was written for the occasion by one of the sweetest writers amongAmerican poets.
Native land!--in summer smiling, -- Hill and valley, grove and stream; Home! whose nameless charms beguiling, Peaceful nursed our infant dream; Haunts! to which our childhood hasted, Where the earliest wild flowers grew; Church! where Christ's free grace we tasted, Graved on memory's page, --_Adieu_!
Mother!
What to read after Daughters of the Cross Or Womans Mission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eddy Daniel C. to read onlineMoreLess
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