The Life of John Hunt Missionary to the Cannibals
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Lyth near the shore, and Mr. Hunt thus describes to his wife, for the benefit of her friends in England, the establishment which he was then completing. " Our present dwelling-house is about fifty- six feet long, and twenty-six wide inside. It has no less than twenty upright posts to support it. The roof is well wooded and thatched ; the walls reeded and lined with mats. The bed-room at the south end is floored with boards, except a small part of it which you wished to have as a store. The midd...le NEW MISSION-HOUSE. 117 of the house is made into a large dining-room, in which we have a small native fire-place, which is very convenient when we are ill. The dining-room is separated from the bed-room by a reed wall, lined inside with nice native cloth. At the north end of the house is my study, which is separated from the dining-room in the same way as the bed- room ; but it is not lined : I don't know why. I have also a little store in my study. " The front of our house is open to the sea, and is not more than forty yards from it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lyth near the shore, and Mr. Hunt thus describes to his wife, for the benefit of her friends in England, the establishment which he was then completing. " Our present dwelling-house is about fifty- six feet long, and twenty-six wide inside. It has no less than twenty upright posts to support it. The roof is well wooded and thatched ; the walls reeded and lined with mats. The bed-room at the south end is floored with boards, except a small part of it which you wished to have as a store. The midd...le NEW MISSION-HOUSE. 117 of the house is made into a large dining-room, in which we have a small native fire-place, which is very convenient when we are ill. The dining-room is separated from the bed-room by a reed wall, lined inside with nice native cloth. At the north end of the house is my study, which is separated from the dining-room in the same way as the bed- room ; but it is not lined : I don't know why. I have also a little store in my study. " The front of our house is open to the sea, and is not more than forty yards from it.
What to read after The Life of John Hunt Missionary to the Cannibals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Stringer Rowe to read onlineMoreLess
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