Pagoda Shadows : Studies From Life in China
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This woman told me about a true God, and told me where to go to hear the True Doctrine, in the District City, a league away. After that I went twice to the chapel to which she had directed me, but as it happened to be on other days than Sunday, and as I did not find the woman I knew there, I did not go in. After my daughter was married, I lived alone with my little son in a room which I hired for eight shillings a year, and supported myself by weaving cotton cloth for a penny a yard, the yarn f...urnished. In this way I earned on an average threepence a day.
Three years ago I became acquainted with a church member, who told me when Sunday came, and I again went to the chapel, taking my son with me. I used to go in all sorts of weather, and my neighbours derided me for lack of thrift, saying that by ceasing to work, paying my boat-fare, and spoiling my clothes in the rain, I lost two days' earnings in that one day. But I kept on, and 1 1 6 Pagoda Shadows, heard the preaching at the chapel for five months, and then I was baptized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This woman told me about a true God, and told me where to go to hear the True Doctrine, in the District City, a league away. After that I went twice to the chapel to which she had directed me, but as it happened to be on other days than Sunday, and as I did not find the woman I knew there, I did not go in. After my daughter was married, I lived alone with my little son in a room which I hired for eight shillings a year, and supported myself by weaving cotton cloth for a penny a yard, the yarn f...urnished. In this way I earned on an average threepence a day.
Three years ago I became acquainted with a church member, who told me when Sunday came, and I again went to the chapel, taking my son with me. I used to go in all sorts of weather, and my neighbours derided me for lack of thrift, saying that by ceasing to work, paying my boat-fare, and spoiling my clothes in the rain, I lost two days' earnings in that one day. But I kept on, and 1 1 6 Pagoda Shadows, heard the preaching at the chapel for five months, and then I was baptized.
What to read after Pagoda Shadows : Studies From Life in China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adele Marion Fielde to read onlineMoreLess
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