The Bishops Conversion
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The government inspector of the schools, a clever and capable Eurasian hidy, wliohad been educated in mission school sat at Mrs. Clinton's side and translated.
It was all very hopeful and interesting, and it was with the greatest pleasure that Mrs. Clinton, with HOUSEKEEPING CARES. 199 Lillian's help, awarded the prizes, most of which had been sent out by children's mission bands at home. Lillian felt a new interest in these same children's bands, and secretly resolved to work harder when she r...eturned to America. Then they had gone home in the usual hired gari to breakfast, which was late, and a late breakfast in a treacherous climate means great exhaustion and a chance of other and worse things ; so the family consulted.
The days were all so full that they hardly had time to talk unless time was taken. The Bishop was in great and constant demand, and Mrs. Clinton in no less. They seemed, as Miss Whitlow said, to supply a long-felt want, for there was always a little help needed; some extra impulse to be given to especial or new lines of work, and then they were always glad of help in the regular services in the two churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The government inspector of the schools, a clever and capable Eurasian hidy, wliohad been educated in mission school sat at Mrs. Clinton's side and translated.
It was all very hopeful and interesting, and it was with the greatest pleasure that Mrs. Clinton, with HOUSEKEEPING CARES. 199 Lillian's help, awarded the prizes, most of which had been sent out by children's mission bands at home. Lillian felt a new interest in these same children's bands, and secretly resolved to work harder when she r...eturned to America. Then they had gone home in the usual hired gari to breakfast, which was late, and a late breakfast in a treacherous climate means great exhaustion and a chance of other and worse things ; so the family consulted.
The days were all so full that they hardly had time to talk unless time was taken. The Bishop was in great and constant demand, and Mrs. Clinton in no less. They seemed, as Miss Whitlow said, to supply a long-felt want, for there was always a little help needed; some extra impulse to be given to especial or new lines of work, and then they were always glad of help in the regular services in the two churches.
What to read after The Bishops Conversion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Blackmar Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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