Stories Worth Rereading
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The missionary was home on a furlough, and at a meeting which the youngphysician attended, stated that sometimes he had seen in the morningsunlight the smoke of a thousand villages in the Dark Continent where nomissionary had ever been to tell the sweet old story of redeeming love. This message came to Livingstone as a Macedonian cry, and he willinglyanswered, "Here am I; send me. " The purpose once formed, he never swervedfrom it.
The change of fields caused some alteration in his plans, and h...e remainedfor a time in England, further preparing for his mission with scrupulouscare. On Nov. 17, 1840, Dr. Livingstone spent the last evening with hisloved ones in the humble Blantyre home, going at once to London, where hewas ordained as a missionary. He sailed for the Cape of Good Hope on theeighth of December.
Arrived in Africa, the new recruit immediately turned his steps toward theinterior, where there were real things to do. After a brief stop atKuruman, the home of the Moffats, he spent six months alone among theBakwains, acquainting himself with their language, laws, and customs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The missionary was home on a furlough, and at a meeting which the youngphysician attended, stated that sometimes he had seen in the morningsunlight the smoke of a thousand villages in the Dark Continent where nomissionary had ever been to tell the sweet old story of redeeming love. This message came to Livingstone as a Macedonian cry, and he willinglyanswered, "Here am I; send me. " The purpose once formed, he never swervedfrom it.
The change of fields caused some alteration in his plans, and h...e remainedfor a time in England, further preparing for his mission with scrupulouscare. On Nov. 17, 1840, Dr. Livingstone spent the last evening with hisloved ones in the humble Blantyre home, going at once to London, where hewas ordained as a missionary. He sailed for the Cape of Good Hope on theeighth of December.
Arrived in Africa, the new recruit immediately turned his steps toward theinterior, where there were real things to do. After a brief stop atKuruman, the home of the Moffats, he spent six months alone among theBakwains, acquainting himself with their language, laws, and customs.
What to read after Stories Worth Rereading?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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