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Shedd writes from Oroomiah: *' It seems to me that if matters run on a little further as they are running, we may have all the mountain valleys looking to us for light, just as the Nestorians of Oroomiah gave welcome to mission- aries 50 years ago. It will not be one village here and there, but the people en masse of a hundred villages. If we are wise to see the chance and to accept the opportunity, and if we are ready to take up the burden of education and the expense, we may have this work, i...f God so will." EdvcationaL — There are three boarding-schools under the care of this station — two of them being in Mosul and the third in the mountains. The Mosul boys* school reports 23 students, most of whom are from the mountain villages, but some few from the vil- lages on the plain. The girls' school had just 12 pupils, under the care of Miss Melton, divided into three classes of four each. The Mountain High-School in Tiary has been full, the number being limited to 15 for lack of room, though many others have applied to be admitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shedd writes from Oroomiah: *' It seems to me that if matters run on a little further as they are running, we may have all the mountain valleys looking to us for light, just as the Nestorians of Oroomiah gave welcome to mission- aries 50 years ago. It will not be one village here and there, but the people en masse of a hundred villages. If we are wise to see the chance and to accept the opportunity, and if we are ready to take up the burden of education and the expense, we may have this work, i...f God so will." EdvcationaL — There are three boarding-schools under the care of this station — two of them being in Mosul and the third in the mountains. The Mosul boys* school reports 23 students, most of whom are from the mountain villages, but some few from the vil- lages on the plain. The girls' school had just 12 pupils, under the care of Miss Melton, divided into three classes of four each. The Mountain High-School in Tiary has been full, the number being limited to 15 for lack of room, though many others have applied to be admitted.
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