Sheoy-ug, June 27th, 1900.
These are not nice times w.
in; it is a trial, but remember, the trial of your faith being much more precious, etc." The meet are still going on and our dear Chinese brothers and sisters are bright and trusting: h the ref vent Toft as: seems happy time al the i; Evsish yom could hav A text: that red me so much is, Them wilt him in perfect peace whose mind ix stayed on thee." Oh that the rain We had a bewtiful thunders ast week, but it did not lot lo In a note 10 Mr. Beynon Miss Duval adds, "There are horrid rumours, but God is keeping us trusting; and look to Him away from all else wives p From Miss Partridge to Misses Coumbs and Stewart.
Liman, June 23rd, 1900, Just a word to tell yon 1 am safe and untroubled though thave is much evil report and we have lind one or two little fracas, But Lam vot afraid and moan for hold the fort us long as it is safe. All calmed down as soon as they found T was here alone and the girls were uninjured.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.