Christ Or Confucius, Which?, Or, the Story of the Amoy Mission
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Some of these were rough, coarse fellows, ready for any kind of fun that might turn up. Coolies, with their huge burdens which they laid down in a convenient place where they could keep a watchful eye upon them, drew near. Scholars with their cynical looks, and undisguised scorn of the barbarian, stood by in their long gowns to hear what the preacher had to say that could be better than what their great sage Confucius had taught more than two thousand years ago. The crowd was entirely unsympath...etic. There was not a single tie that bound them and the speaker together. There was a babel of voices, and very uncomplimentary expressions could be heard above the din. Young fellows were laughing and jeering in coarse language.
The first thing to be done was to get the crowd not only quiet, but also into a good humour. In order to this, great patience was required, as well as a little humour, and a considerable amount of tact. A cross word or an impatient look would have delighted the crowd, whilst at the same time it would have prevented the preacher from getting any hold upon them for that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of these were rough, coarse fellows, ready for any kind of fun that might turn up. Coolies, with their huge burdens which they laid down in a convenient place where they could keep a watchful eye upon them, drew near. Scholars with their cynical looks, and undisguised scorn of the barbarian, stood by in their long gowns to hear what the preacher had to say that could be better than what their great sage Confucius had taught more than two thousand years ago. The crowd was entirely unsympath...etic. There was not a single tie that bound them and the speaker together. There was a babel of voices, and very uncomplimentary expressions could be heard above the din. Young fellows were laughing and jeering in coarse language.
The first thing to be done was to get the crowd not only quiet, but also into a good humour. In order to this, great patience was required, as well as a little humour, and a considerable amount of tact. A cross word or an impatient look would have delighted the crowd, whilst at the same time it would have prevented the preacher from getting any hold upon them for that day.
What to read after Christ Or Confucius, Which?, Or, the Story of the Amoy Mission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgowan, J. (John), D. 1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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