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] [Footnote 37: Poo-r[)a]-ree. ] [Footnote 38: Ee-[)a]-l[)a]. ] [Footnote 39: He had spent some sixteen years in the South Sea Islandof Rarotonga and had in 1877 become a pioneer among the cannibals ofPapua (New Guinea). ] [Footnote 40: V[=a][=a]-boo-ree. ] [Footnote 41: Poo-o-t[)a]. ] CHAPTER XIV A SOUTH SEA SAMARITAN _Ruatoka_ (Date of Incident, about 1878) It was a dark night and silent. The swish and lapping of the waters onthe Port Moresby beach on the southern shore of the immense island ...ofNew Guinea, filled the air with a quiet hush of expectation.
In a little white house sat a tall, dark man with his wife. The manwas Ruatoka. If you had asked "Who is Ruatoka?" of all the Papuans formiles around Port Moresby, they would have wondered at your ignorance. "Ruatoka, " they would have told you, was a "Jesus man. " He walkedamong their villages, and did not fear them when they threatened himwith spears and clubs. He gave them medicines when they were ill, andnursed them. He spoke strong words to them which made their heartsturn to water within them when he showed that they did wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] [Footnote 37: Poo-r[)a]-ree. ] [Footnote 38: Ee-[)a]-l[)a]. ] [Footnote 39: He had spent some sixteen years in the South Sea Islandof Rarotonga and had in 1877 become a pioneer among the cannibals ofPapua (New Guinea). ] [Footnote 40: V[=a][=a]-boo-ree. ] [Footnote 41: Poo-o-t[)a]. ] CHAPTER XIV A SOUTH SEA SAMARITAN _Ruatoka_ (Date of Incident, about 1878) It was a dark night and silent. The swish and lapping of the waters onthe Port Moresby beach on the southern shore of the immense island ...ofNew Guinea, filled the air with a quiet hush of expectation.
In a little white house sat a tall, dark man with his wife. The manwas Ruatoka. If you had asked "Who is Ruatoka?" of all the Papuans formiles around Port Moresby, they would have wondered at your ignorance. "Ruatoka, " they would have told you, was a "Jesus man. " He walkedamong their villages, and did not fear them when they threatened himwith spears and clubs. He gave them medicines when they were ill, andnursed them. He spoke strong words to them which made their heartsturn to water within them when he showed that they did wrong.
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