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126 INDIA OW THE MARCH There are almost as many schools for girls as for boys — and there ought to be still more. 'No service America can render to India is greater than that given by strong, happy, American college girls to the weak and needy women of India, the victims of so many age- long wrongs. In the days of beginnings of educational work for women a Brahman said to a woman mission- ary, "First teach our donkeys to read, then teach our girls." The great pioneer of educational missions in ...India, Alexander Duff, is reported to have remarked, "To try to educate women would be like trying to climb a wall a hundred feet high, with nothing but bare hands and feet to help you — such are the obstacles in the way." But Isabella Thoburn and other women mis- sionaries dared to believe that Indian girls could be educated. Someone has well said that they earned the right to join the Psalmist in exclaiming, "By my God I have leaped over a wall." Today women graduates of mission high schools, nor- mal schools, medical schools, and colleges are scattered over India carrying sweetness and light wherever they go.
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126 INDIA OW THE MARCH There are almost as many schools for girls as for boys — and there ought to be still more. 'No service America can render to India is greater than that given by strong, happy, American college girls to the weak and needy women of India, the victims of so many age- long wrongs. In the days of beginnings of educational work for women a Brahman said to a woman mission- ary, "First teach our donkeys to read, then teach our girls." The great pioneer of educational missions in ...India, Alexander Duff, is reported to have remarked, "To try to educate women would be like trying to climb a wall a hundred feet high, with nothing but bare hands and feet to help you — such are the obstacles in the way." But Isabella Thoburn and other women mis- sionaries dared to believe that Indian girls could be educated. Someone has well said that they earned the right to join the Psalmist in exclaiming, "By my God I have leaped over a wall." Today women graduates of mission high schools, nor- mal schools, medical schools, and colleges are scattered over India carrying sweetness and light wherever they go.
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