Pandita Ramabai : the Story of Her Life
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On the visit of which I am writing, I spent several pleasant days, the last being New Year's Day. All the Chris- tian girls who understood English attended the Watch-night Service with Soonderbai and Manorama, while Rama- bai conducted a service of her own at home in Marathi for the other Christian girls. All were up bright and early on New Year's morning in anticipation of a happy day. Ramabai informed me that we were invited to breakfast with one of the Christian teachers of the Sadan who liv...ed with her family in the city, but that she was going on a round of New Year visits first and I could accompany her.
The dumnie, a heavy covered wagon, drawn by two fine white bulls, came round about 8 a.m., and we started off.
Manorama and some others of the chil- dren were included in the party of six.
In the front of the wagon and beneath the seats were piled huge baskets of Jt Houttir of |bta |Uar Uiaiis.
47 sweetmeats, from which I partly guessed the nature of the visits we were about to pay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the visit of which I am writing, I spent several pleasant days, the last being New Year's Day. All the Chris- tian girls who understood English attended the Watch-night Service with Soonderbai and Manorama, while Rama- bai conducted a service of her own at home in Marathi for the other Christian girls. All were up bright and early on New Year's morning in anticipation of a happy day. Ramabai informed me that we were invited to breakfast with one of the Christian teachers of the Sadan who liv...ed with her family in the city, but that she was going on a round of New Year visits first and I could accompany her.
The dumnie, a heavy covered wagon, drawn by two fine white bulls, came round about 8 a.m., and we started off.
Manorama and some others of the chil- dren were included in the party of six.
In the front of the wagon and beneath the seats were piled huge baskets of Jt Houttir of |bta |Uar Uiaiis.
47 sweetmeats, from which I partly guessed the nature of the visits we were about to pay.
What to read after Pandita Ramabai : the Story of Her Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dyer, Helen S to read onlineMoreLess
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