Twenty Five Years Mission Life On Tanna New Hebrides
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Outside, they had put up a new goat-house and servants' houses, and had put a new fence all round the premises. As the sea had been washing up inside the fence, they must have had a great deal of work to bring things to the appearance they presented.
. . . Graduallv we came to know of all the chanses that had taken place during our absence. We were glad to see that, although there had been a high death-rate among our people, they had continued to attend church and school as when we were here. T...he great cry here just now is, "If we worship, we will die"; and as more 1!»-' AdXES C. R. WATT.
ot" the chiirch-g'oers in proj)ortion than of the heathen have died in our absence, there seems to them some ground for it. He who rules above will do all for the best. I was gladly surprised at being met once more by all my girls. It was more than I expected, for some of them are far bigger than many that are married. However, they all came back and are still with us, and can all read and write fairly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Outside, they had put up a new goat-house and servants' houses, and had put a new fence all round the premises. As the sea had been washing up inside the fence, they must have had a great deal of work to bring things to the appearance they presented.
. . . Graduallv we came to know of all the chanses that had taken place during our absence. We were glad to see that, although there had been a high death-rate among our people, they had continued to attend church and school as when we were here. T...he great cry here just now is, "If we worship, we will die"; and as more 1!»-' AdXES C. R. WATT.
ot" the chiirch-g'oers in proj)ortion than of the heathen have died in our absence, there seems to them some ground for it. He who rules above will do all for the best. I was gladly surprised at being met once more by all my girls. It was more than I expected, for some of them are far bigger than many that are married. However, they all came back and are still with us, and can all read and write fairly.
What to read after Twenty Five Years Mission Life On Tanna New Hebrides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Craig Paterson Watt to read onlineMoreLess
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