Life Story of R S Duncan
Life Story of R S Duncan
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in May of that year, Miss Maggie Rice for examina- tion before the board, as a helper for Mr. And Mrs. W. B. Bagby in the Brazilian Mission. She was appointed. Quick work was required, as Mr. And Mrs. Bagby — then in this country — were ready to sail on their return. 1 left Louisville late in the day, May 10, in charge of Miss Rice, who proceeded to her home at St. Joseph. Here she made up her out- fit speedily, and, two weeks later, May 25, she was in Newport News, Ya. , from which port she sa...iled on that day, with Brother Bagby and wife, for Rio de Jeneiro, Brazil. After almost two years of faith- ful work in that far-away land. Miss Rice was stricken with yellow fever and died in the early Spring of 1889. Many in Missouri lamented her death.
The case of Miss Alice Wells was an interest- ing one. She wanted to go to Mexico, and, having some funds of her own, proposed paying $100 a year on her own salary. Her application was made in August, 1887; but for some cause she did not go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in May of that year, Miss Maggie Rice for examina- tion before the board, as a helper for Mr. And Mrs. W. B. Bagby in the Brazilian Mission. She was appointed. Quick work was required, as Mr. And Mrs. Bagby — then in this country — were ready to sail on their return. 1 left Louisville late in the day, May 10, in charge of Miss Rice, who proceeded to her home at St. Joseph. Here she made up her out- fit speedily, and, two weeks later, May 25, she was in Newport News, Ya. , from which port she sa...iled on that day, with Brother Bagby and wife, for Rio de Jeneiro, Brazil. After almost two years of faith- ful work in that far-away land. Miss Rice was stricken with yellow fever and died in the early Spring of 1889. Many in Missouri lamented her death.
The case of Miss Alice Wells was an interest- ing one. She wanted to go to Mexico, and, having some funds of her own, proposed paying $100 a year on her own salary. Her application was made in August, 1887; but for some cause she did not go.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R S Robert Samuel Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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