A Memoir of Mrs Henrietta Shuck the First American Female Missionary to China
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29, 1836. You will, no doubt, dear sister, wish to know how I am now employing my time. I hope I am endeavoring to make myself useful. Soon after our arrival here, we took into our family a little Chinese boy, whom we feed and clothe. I imme- diately commenced teaching him the English 96 MEMOIR OF MRS. SHUCK.
alphabet, and was both surprised and delighted to find him uncommonly apt. He very soon became perfectly acquainted with his letters, and he is now spelling, and can write very well. That ...a child can write well before he can read, to you may appear odd, but it is often the case that Chinese children can write very beautifully, when it is almost impossible to teach them to read.
A few days ago, as my dearest husband and myself were taking our usual walk in the even- ing, we met with a funeral procession. We found from inquiry that the Chinaman they were about to inter was very poor, having no relatives near him, with the exception of a dear little son, who was at that time seated near the dead body, weep- ing most piteously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29, 1836. You will, no doubt, dear sister, wish to know how I am now employing my time. I hope I am endeavoring to make myself useful. Soon after our arrival here, we took into our family a little Chinese boy, whom we feed and clothe. I imme- diately commenced teaching him the English 96 MEMOIR OF MRS. SHUCK.
alphabet, and was both surprised and delighted to find him uncommonly apt. He very soon became perfectly acquainted with his letters, and he is now spelling, and can write very well. That ...a child can write well before he can read, to you may appear odd, but it is often the case that Chinese children can write very beautifully, when it is almost impossible to teach them to read.
A few days ago, as my dearest husband and myself were taking our usual walk in the even- ing, we met with a funeral procession. We found from inquiry that the Chinaman they were about to inter was very poor, having no relatives near him, with the exception of a dear little son, who was at that time seated near the dead body, weep- ing most piteously.
What to read after A Memoir of Mrs Henrietta Shuck the First American Female Missionary to China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrietta Hall Shuck to read onlineMoreLess
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