Missionary Story Sketches Folk Lore From Africa
Missionary Story Sketches Folk Lore From Africa
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" The good already done in the transformation of little Panah may not be lost, but may, like the quiet subterranean stream, some day burst forth a living well.
THE REJECTED STONE.
"Teacher, this is the first printed copy of the selection of native hymns, just issued from our press. " The speaker was a tall, manly fellow about eighteen years old, with the broad tribal mark upon his forehead. He was smiling as if greatly pleased with the little book in his hand.
For quite a while we had been spen...ding our evenings together trying to translate English hymns into the Kroo dialect. It was rather an arduous task, and the poverty of words in the native tongue made it a difficult one. However, we had finally succeeded, and with his own hand Twaah had set up the type, and at last it was finished.
Twelve years ago a native man came to our door, leading a scantily clad boy by the hand. 178 FOLK-LORE FROM AFRICA He said : "Daddy, I come to bring you this boy. He is my own child, but I don't want him to be all the same as me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The good already done in the transformation of little Panah may not be lost, but may, like the quiet subterranean stream, some day burst forth a living well.
THE REJECTED STONE.
"Teacher, this is the first printed copy of the selection of native hymns, just issued from our press. " The speaker was a tall, manly fellow about eighteen years old, with the broad tribal mark upon his forehead. He was smiling as if greatly pleased with the little book in his hand.
For quite a while we had been spen...ding our evenings together trying to translate English hymns into the Kroo dialect. It was rather an arduous task, and the poverty of words in the native tongue made it a difficult one. However, we had finally succeeded, and with his own hand Twaah had set up the type, and at last it was finished.
Twelve years ago a native man came to our door, leading a scantily clad boy by the hand. 178 FOLK-LORE FROM AFRICA He said : "Daddy, I come to bring you this boy. He is my own child, but I don't want him to be all the same as me.
What to read after Missionary Story Sketches Folk Lore From Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Priestley Camphor to read onlineMoreLess
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