Fifty Missionary Stories
Fifty Missionary Stories
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The Arabs declared that it would take us three months to make the large outer box.
Mtsea alone stood our friend. He re- fused to believe that we had appropriated any boards, and said to our accusers that what was well done could not be done in a day.
"Can a woman cook plantains well if you hurry her?" he asked.
When we commenced to cut wood for the outer box, which was to measure twelve 82 Fifty Missionary Stories feet long, seven wide and eight high, an order came for all the native artisans t...o go and make a box after their own fashion at Rusaka. We knew that this order did not come from the king, but from the chiefs. Of course the smiths and carpenters left at once. Mr. O'Flaherty went to court and Mtesa told him that we were to make the box. Still they did not return and a gang of men came and carried off all the planks they could, leaving only the huge logs Mr. O'Flaherty had himself cut in the forest.
I marked off each log into boards and put our own Wangwana to the saws. But who could use them ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle M Belle Marvel Brain to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Arabs declared that it would take us three months to make the large outer box.
Mtsea alone stood our friend. He re- fused to believe that we had appropriated any boards, and said to our accusers that what was well done could not be done in a day.
"Can a woman cook plantains well if you hurry her?" he asked.
When we commenced to cut wood for the outer box, which was to measure twelve 82 Fifty Missionary Stories feet long, seven wide and eight high, an order came for all the native artisans t...o go and make a box after their own fashion at Rusaka. We knew that this order did not come from the king, but from the chiefs. Of course the smiths and carpenters left at once. Mr. O'Flaherty went to court and Mtesa told him that we were to make the box. Still they did not return and a gang of men came and carried off all the planks they could, leaving only the huge logs Mr. O'Flaherty had himself cut in the forest.
I marked off each log into boards and put our own Wangwana to the saws. But who could use them ?
What to read after Fifty Missionary Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle M Belle Marvel Brain to read onlineMoreLess
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