John Williams the Martyr Missionary of Polynesia
John Williams the Martyr Missionary of Polynesia
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Williams took his leave of his wife and children, and went on board the Camden. Mrs. Williams, in parting with her husband, earnestly entreated him not to land at Erromanga. Was it from any monition conveyed to her spirit, or simply the foresight of affection- ate anxiety ? None can say. Before morning the Camden had left Samoa for the voyage which was to terminate in Mr. Williams' martyrdom.
After a run of six hundred miles, the Camden made Rovuma upon the I2th of November.
1 44 JOHN WILLIAMS....
" We soon discovered from the indentures on the coast, " says Mr. Cunningham, " that the island is formed in the best manner to give shelter for vessels requiring a harbour.
" After we had landed, the people came about us, and presented a most disgusting appearance. They were all besmeared with a powder which is prepared from the turmeric root We noticed, however, that some of them had wrappers of European cloth tied round their bodies. The men wore long hair, and the unmarried girls retained locks of hair on each side and upon the back of their heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Williams took his leave of his wife and children, and went on board the Camden. Mrs. Williams, in parting with her husband, earnestly entreated him not to land at Erromanga. Was it from any monition conveyed to her spirit, or simply the foresight of affection- ate anxiety ? None can say. Before morning the Camden had left Samoa for the voyage which was to terminate in Mr. Williams' martyrdom.
After a run of six hundred miles, the Camden made Rovuma upon the I2th of November.
1 44 JOHN WILLIAMS....
" We soon discovered from the indentures on the coast, " says Mr. Cunningham, " that the island is formed in the best manner to give shelter for vessels requiring a harbour.
" After we had landed, the people came about us, and presented a most disgusting appearance. They were all besmeared with a powder which is prepared from the turmeric root We noticed, however, that some of them had wrappers of European cloth tied round their bodies. The men wore long hair, and the unmarried girls retained locks of hair on each side and upon the back of their heads.
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 James Joseph Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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