Joseph Sidney Hill First Bishop in Western Equatorial Africa
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Wherever Ke went for missions he was loved by all classes except the idle and the vicious.
Men such as are found in colonial life, hard-headed, plain-speaking folk, appreciated his thorough manli- ness, his entire absence of "the fear of man that bringeth a snare.'* They liked a man who dared rebuke their sins, and yet who was always willing to help them and identify himself with theit interests.
He was never quite happy in the work among the Maoris. He had not had -a fair chance to master the ...Digiti zed by Google ivoRK M The H^AinOA 6^ language, and the want of it fettered him. In one letter he who never complained of any suffering of his own hints that the constant riding and exposure were developing a weakness contracted in West Africa — a sufficient reason in itself for a change of occupation.
Yet he would never have given up the Maori work if his Committee at home had not encouraged him to do so. But all difficulties being at last removed, he left Gisborne at the close of the year 1882, and entered upon the work at Auckland which has made his name a household word in that populous and important city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherever Ke went for missions he was loved by all classes except the idle and the vicious.
Men such as are found in colonial life, hard-headed, plain-speaking folk, appreciated his thorough manli- ness, his entire absence of "the fear of man that bringeth a snare.'* They liked a man who dared rebuke their sins, and yet who was always willing to help them and identify himself with theit interests.
He was never quite happy in the work among the Maoris. He had not had -a fair chance to master the ...Digiti zed by Google ivoRK M The H^AinOA 6^ language, and the want of it fettered him. In one letter he who never complained of any suffering of his own hints that the constant riding and exposure were developing a weakness contracted in West Africa — a sufficient reason in itself for a change of occupation.
Yet he would never have given up the Maori work if his Committee at home had not encouraged him to do so. But all difficulties being at last removed, he left Gisborne at the close of the year 1882, and entered upon the work at Auckland which has made his name a household word in that populous and important city.
What to read after Joseph Sidney Hill First Bishop in Western Equatorial Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose E Faulkner to read onlineMoreLess
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