China's Millions 1877
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We made a capital meal off these dishes. Gum-toy, the teacher, came in and seemed highly gratified at being able to converse with his scholar in Kah-chen before his friends and neighbours. He produced with great pride a wall-sheet pubhshed by Partridge and Co., and given to him by Dr. Harvey. The picture, the Sower, was surrounded by the parable printed in Chinese cha- racters. He told the people that he should put it up outside the door of his house, as it was a first-rate thing to keep off th...e "nats." Perhaps he was not so far wide of the mark as we might at first suppose. The Word of God is what the people want to make them throw up that worship for the worship of the living God.
Friday, Zth. — Went to Mong-ha with medicines, a farewell visit ; were entreated to return again.
Monday, wth. — Walked over to Moung-loy with medicines ; distributed them to a large number of people.
Tuesday, 12th. — Walked to Ma-t'ang, accompanied by the son of the Loi-yin chief ; had two mules to carry our things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We made a capital meal off these dishes. Gum-toy, the teacher, came in and seemed highly gratified at being able to converse with his scholar in Kah-chen before his friends and neighbours. He produced with great pride a wall-sheet pubhshed by Partridge and Co., and given to him by Dr. Harvey. The picture, the Sower, was surrounded by the parable printed in Chinese cha- racters. He told the people that he should put it up outside the door of his house, as it was a first-rate thing to keep off th...e "nats." Perhaps he was not so far wide of the mark as we might at first suppose. The Word of God is what the people want to make them throw up that worship for the worship of the living God.
Friday, Zth. — Went to Mong-ha with medicines, a farewell visit ; were entreated to return again.
Monday, wth. — Walked over to Moung-loy with medicines ; distributed them to a large number of people.
Tuesday, 12th. — Walked to Ma-t'ang, accompanied by the son of the Loi-yin chief ; had two mules to carry our things.
What to read after China's Millions 1877?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by China Inland Mission to read onlineMoreLess
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