Life of Robert Josiah Willingham
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We counted it a privilege to be in the home of Mrs. Seaman, the daughter of Dr. Yates, who has proven herself a true friend to all our missionaries and has given so liberally to our work. An elaborate feast was given in honor of Mr. Willingham by the native Christians. For more than two hours and a half we sat at the table partaking of the many courses. Sharks' fins, birds' nests, watermelon seeds, and other such dainties were served. All ate out of the same bowl, the master of ceremonies picki...ng out choice bits with his chopsticks and passing them over to us, the guests of honor.
Standing on deck of our steamer as we left Central China, we passed our College and Seminary, On the shore 178 IN CANTON stood Dr. Bryan and a crowd of students. Mr. Willingham WTote of them, "There stood the noble missionary and great man waving us farewell — it was as though he said, 'I will stand here and try to do my duty cheerfully, but send us help, send us help. ' We turned away with husky voice and tearful eyes, feeling, 'by God's grace, we will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We counted it a privilege to be in the home of Mrs. Seaman, the daughter of Dr. Yates, who has proven herself a true friend to all our missionaries and has given so liberally to our work. An elaborate feast was given in honor of Mr. Willingham by the native Christians. For more than two hours and a half we sat at the table partaking of the many courses. Sharks' fins, birds' nests, watermelon seeds, and other such dainties were served. All ate out of the same bowl, the master of ceremonies picki...ng out choice bits with his chopsticks and passing them over to us, the guests of honor.
Standing on deck of our steamer as we left Central China, we passed our College and Seminary, On the shore 178 IN CANTON stood Dr. Bryan and a crowd of students. Mr. Willingham WTote of them, "There stood the noble missionary and great man waving us farewell — it was as though he said, 'I will stand here and try to do my duty cheerfully, but send us help, send us help. ' We turned away with husky voice and tearful eyes, feeling, 'by God's grace, we will.
What to read after Life of Robert Josiah Willingham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Walton Willingham to read onlineMoreLess
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