Scenes in the Indian Country
Scenes in the Indian Country
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" Hel}^ those women luJiich laboured luith me in the gospeV Phil. Iv. 3.
That is a self-denying and arduous work in which the ladies in these Missions are en- gaged, and we ought to thank the Lord that he still disposes some to devote themselves to his service in these fields ; for without them, the whole work connected with the boarding-schools would have to stop. Ladies, to a large extent, are employed as teachers : and they are efficient teachers. There must, of course, be ladies to superint...end all the domestic arrangements. Without ladies, from whence, in such an establishment, would come that subduing, softening, and refining influence which is found, or pre- served for any length of time, only where 78 SCENES IN THE ladies dwell; and which influence is needed in enlightening and elevating any people ?
The trials — those trials which are the hardest to bear — of the female missionaries in these fields are such as are not paraded before the public, and which, therefore, they have to bear alone, because few know them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hel}^ those women luJiich laboured luith me in the gospeV Phil. Iv. 3.
That is a self-denying and arduous work in which the ladies in these Missions are en- gaged, and we ought to thank the Lord that he still disposes some to devote themselves to his service in these fields ; for without them, the whole work connected with the boarding-schools would have to stop. Ladies, to a large extent, are employed as teachers : and they are efficient teachers. There must, of course, be ladies to superint...end all the domestic arrangements. Without ladies, from whence, in such an establishment, would come that subduing, softening, and refining influence which is found, or pre- served for any length of time, only where 78 SCENES IN THE ladies dwell; and which influence is needed in enlightening and elevating any people ?
The trials — those trials which are the hardest to bear — of the female missionaries in these fields are such as are not paraded before the public, and which, therefore, they have to bear alone, because few know them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A W Augustus Ward Loomis to read onlineMoreLess
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