Along River And Road in Fuh Kien China
Along River And Road in Fuh Kien China
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Med- hurst speaks of as "the longest bridge in the world. " It may be that at the time he wrote he was almost right. It took us just ten minutes to get over it. * Half way across we found the faith- ful preacher, now an ordained pastor, of Lo-iu (" Descending- to-the-Sea") chapel. He had been waiting for us an hour and a half. You will think he had calculated the time of our arrival pretty accurately, seeing that we left Amoy four days ago. The chapel is a strange shape. Ima- gine a shed with c...oncrete walls, standing about forty feet square, but with a room partitioned off at each corner, so that the space for the congrega- tion is shaped like a cross, and you will then, if you can add the dinginess, see what Lo-iu chapel is like. The crowd to see me was immense. Only missionaries come this way, and they at very long intervals. Many in the crowd, on account of my beard probably, saluted me respectfully as "For- eign emperor. " * At the close of this chapter is a description of the bridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Med- hurst speaks of as "the longest bridge in the world. " It may be that at the time he wrote he was almost right. It took us just ten minutes to get over it. * Half way across we found the faith- ful preacher, now an ordained pastor, of Lo-iu (" Descending- to-the-Sea") chapel. He had been waiting for us an hour and a half. You will think he had calculated the time of our arrival pretty accurately, seeing that we left Amoy four days ago. The chapel is a strange shape. Ima- gine a shed with c...oncrete walls, standing about forty feet square, but with a room partitioned off at each corner, so that the space for the congrega- tion is shaped like a cross, and you will then, if you can add the dinginess, see what Lo-iu chapel is like. The crowd to see me was immense. Only missionaries come this way, and they at very long intervals. Many in the crowd, on account of my beard probably, saluted me respectfully as "For- eign emperor. " * At the close of this chapter is a description of the bridge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Joshua Dukes to read onlineMoreLess
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