The Wades : Jonathan Wade, D.D. [and] Deborah B.L. Wade : a Memorial
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Wade's arrival. It is not likely that he much desired the success of his errand, nor that he strove to persuade the English to desist hos- tilities. Mr. and Mrs. Judson had been in Ava a little more than three months when this beginning of the war occurred. They were settling, and, with Dr. Price, were seeking for recognition at court. Mrs. Judson, in a letter to her parents, said : "After two years and a half wandering, you will be pleased to hear that I have at last arrived at home, so far as... this life is concerned, and am once more quietly and happily settled with Mr. Judson." How delusive the hopes of earth ! The war- wave pulsed northward. Victory was exhilarating to the mind of the Knglish, and vengeance too much of a 52 THE WADES. fire to die readily in the bosom of the Burmese. Never were two nations more thoroughly filled with the bel- ligerent spirit. In time the victors were far up the Irrawady, threatening the capital. A drama was, consequently, preparing for Ava, similar to that which had been enacted at Rangoon.
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