The Story of the South Seas Written for Young People
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Murray and J. P. Sunderland visited Lifu, they were greatly cheered by the progress made. Pao and his flock were busy building a coral stone church 100 feet long by 40 feet wide, the walls of which were already about nine or ten feet high. The church contained a good pulpit and read- ing-desk, was supplied with windows and Venetian blinds, and was being furnished with seats. The boards used in its erection had been sawn and prepared by the natives of Mare, which is distant thirty miles, and bro...ught over in canoes. Near to the church, and in keep- ing with it, was a neatly plastered house for the teachers to dwell in. Idolatry was given up ; so too were cannibalism and by many polygamy also. There was a class of three hundred people who were being taught the real meaning of the religion of Jesus, and on Sun- days more than double that number came together for Christian wor- ship. Many were already able to read. Very many more were learning those who had themselves mastered the difficulties of this new art readily becoming the instructors of their neighbours and friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Murray and J. P. Sunderland visited Lifu, they were greatly cheered by the progress made. Pao and his flock were busy building a coral stone church 100 feet long by 40 feet wide, the walls of which were already about nine or ten feet high. The church contained a good pulpit and read- ing-desk, was supplied with windows and Venetian blinds, and was being furnished with seats. The boards used in its erection had been sawn and prepared by the natives of Mare, which is distant thirty miles, and bro...ught over in canoes. Near to the church, and in keep- ing with it, was a neatly plastered house for the teachers to dwell in. Idolatry was given up ; so too were cannibalism and by many polygamy also. There was a class of three hundred people who were being taught the real meaning of the religion of Jesus, and on Sun- days more than double that number came together for Christian wor- ship. Many were already able to read. Very many more were learning those who had themselves mastered the difficulties of this new art readily becoming the instructors of their neighbours and friends.
What to read after The Story of the South Seas Written for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cousins to read onlineMoreLess
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