Forty Years in South China
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He replied, 'This is not a place tovisit for amusement, but to hear the doctrine. ' 'Well, ' says she, 'then Iwill hear the doctrine. ' He explained to her something of the truths ofChristianity. He told her also that after breakfast I should be in thechapel for morning worship. She went back to the neighbor's house whenceshe had come, to wait until after breakfast. But the new doctrine whichshe had heard, took so deep a hold on her mind, that she desired nobreakfast for herself. Soon she again... came to hear more. She was deeplyimpressed with the truth and importance of the things which she heard. Shereasoned with herself thus: 'The myriads of people I meet with do not knowwhat is in my heart, but these people tell me what is in my heart and in mybones. This doctrine cannot be of man. It must be the great power ofGod. ' She was poor and lived at a distance from Amoy. She learned thatthe Christian who had charge of the chapel was of the same surname withherself. She inquired whether she might not come down next Saturday, andlodge with his family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He replied, 'This is not a place tovisit for amusement, but to hear the doctrine. ' 'Well, ' says she, 'then Iwill hear the doctrine. ' He explained to her something of the truths ofChristianity. He told her also that after breakfast I should be in thechapel for morning worship. She went back to the neighbor's house whenceshe had come, to wait until after breakfast. But the new doctrine whichshe had heard, took so deep a hold on her mind, that she desired nobreakfast for herself. Soon she again... came to hear more. She was deeplyimpressed with the truth and importance of the things which she heard. Shereasoned with herself thus: 'The myriads of people I meet with do not knowwhat is in my heart, but these people tell me what is in my heart and in mybones. This doctrine cannot be of man. It must be the great power ofGod. ' She was poor and lived at a distance from Amoy. She learned thatthe Christian who had charge of the chapel was of the same surname withherself. She inquired whether she might not come down next Saturday, andlodge with his family.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fagg John Gerardus to read onlineMoreLess
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