John Williams the Martyr Missionary of Polynesia
John Williams the Martyr Missionary of Polynesia
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But the desire to return home, that Mr. Williams confessed now filled his soul, prevented his accepting this welcome invitation. From the loneliness of her own situation, Mrs. Turner was able to sympathise with this feeling, and she asked Mr. Williams how long he had been absent from home.
" Nearly twelve weeks, " was the reply.
" How can your poor wife endure the loneliness thus among savage people ? " queried Mrs. Turner ; " I will not press you to stay even a day with us, for it would be cru...el to do so. I know how I should feel it if Mr. Turner were absent. " As the water was very smooth, natives were employed to dive beneath the vessel, and thus were able to thoroughly examine her hull. At the same time the interior was carefully scrutinised and the cabin floor taken up. But all their efforts were fruit- less, the leak could not be detected. At eleven o'clock the party left Vauvau and went on to Tonga, or Tongatabu, which means sacred Tonga. Vauvau is not so much one island, as a collection of small rocky crags that are only habitable in the little bays that here and there pierce through the tall crags.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the desire to return home, that Mr. Williams confessed now filled his soul, prevented his accepting this welcome invitation. From the loneliness of her own situation, Mrs. Turner was able to sympathise with this feeling, and she asked Mr. Williams how long he had been absent from home.
" Nearly twelve weeks, " was the reply.
" How can your poor wife endure the loneliness thus among savage people ? " queried Mrs. Turner ; " I will not press you to stay even a day with us, for it would be cru...el to do so. I know how I should feel it if Mr. Turner were absent. " As the water was very smooth, natives were employed to dive beneath the vessel, and thus were able to thoroughly examine her hull. At the same time the interior was carefully scrutinised and the cabin floor taken up. But all their efforts were fruit- less, the leak could not be detected. At eleven o'clock the party left Vauvau and went on to Tonga, or Tongatabu, which means sacred Tonga. Vauvau is not so much one island, as a collection of small rocky crags that are only habitable in the little bays that here and there pierce through the tall crags.
What to read after John Williams the Martyr Missionary of Polynesia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James J Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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