My Child Life in Burmah Or Recollection And Incidents
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This includes board, cloth- ing, books, and medicines. The most difficult part of their education is training them in habits of order and neatness. When they first enter school, all smoke cigars, and chew the betel-nut ; and the giving up of these two prac- tices costs them a great effort. They have very fixed and foolish ideas in regard to work ; but they soon learn that no useful labor is degrading to Christian people. A prayer-meet- ing was held sabbath morning at six o'clock, preaching in B...urmese at ten o'clock, Sunday school at one, and preaching again at five o'clock. In the evening another prayer-meet- ing fitly closed the day.
96 MY CHILD-LIFE IN BURMAH.
The school-work and preaching in town is only one department of missionary labor, which is carried on in the wet season, when the inces- sant rains, swollen streams, and flooded roads render travel impracticable. In the dry season the missionaries travel amonsr the mountains and jungle-villages, preaching and distributing tracts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This includes board, cloth- ing, books, and medicines. The most difficult part of their education is training them in habits of order and neatness. When they first enter school, all smoke cigars, and chew the betel-nut ; and the giving up of these two prac- tices costs them a great effort. They have very fixed and foolish ideas in regard to work ; but they soon learn that no useful labor is degrading to Christian people. A prayer-meet- ing was held sabbath morning at six o'clock, preaching in B...urmese at ten o'clock, Sunday school at one, and preaching again at five o'clock. In the evening another prayer-meet- ing fitly closed the day.
96 MY CHILD-LIFE IN BURMAH.
The school-work and preaching in town is only one department of missionary labor, which is carried on in the wet season, when the inces- sant rains, swollen streams, and flooded roads render travel impracticable. In the dry season the missionaries travel amonsr the mountains and jungle-villages, preaching and distributing tracts.
What to read after My Child Life in Burmah Or Recollection And Incidents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olive Jennie Bixby to read onlineMoreLess
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