Letters And Sketches From the New Hebrides
Letters And Sketches From the New Hebrides
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A severe cough and influenza epidemic having swept over the island last September, our little three-weeks-old Baby caught it, and, after his severe tussle with the cough, needed special skill. Hence our trip to Lifu in the Day- spring, only to find that the French, to our most bitter disappointment, had cleared out, just one week before, leaving only a resident official. They don't want to be scattered, in case the Prussians come down on them at Port-de-France !
It was thought by all that I oug...ht to take Baby to the Colonies, but a more inconvenient time could hardly have presented itself. The Annual Mis- 104 "A CLOUD OF WHITE" 105 sionary Conference was to be held at Aniwa, after the hot season, for the first time (it has always been held on Aneityum hitherto), and I had all sorts of pre- parations to make for it. John could not possibly leave his work, now so successful and so intensely interesting ; and the thought of being away from him three or four months without hearing was unbearable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A severe cough and influenza epidemic having swept over the island last September, our little three-weeks-old Baby caught it, and, after his severe tussle with the cough, needed special skill. Hence our trip to Lifu in the Day- spring, only to find that the French, to our most bitter disappointment, had cleared out, just one week before, leaving only a resident official. They don't want to be scattered, in case the Prussians come down on them at Port-de-France !
It was thought by all that I oug...ht to take Baby to the Colonies, but a more inconvenient time could hardly have presented itself. The Annual Mis- 104 "A CLOUD OF WHITE" 105 sionary Conference was to be held at Aniwa, after the hot season, for the first time (it has always been held on Aneityum hitherto), and I had all sorts of pre- parations to make for it. John could not possibly leave his work, now so successful and so intensely interesting ; and the thought of being away from him three or four months without hearing was unbearable.
What to read after Letters And Sketches From the New Hebrides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Whitecross Mrs J G Paton Paton to read onlineMoreLess
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