The young School-master, a former student of the C. M. at Ningpo, who has only been down at Tsingyungt'a for the last two months and a half, was suddenly awakened a little after midnight of May 10th by a loud knocking. ut the door below. A crowd of from 30 to 40 men, all armed with guns and knives, broke the door in with a stone mallet, and about 20 rushed upstairs shouting, Where is y.... and expressing their intention end to him (he is the C, M.S. district). They rushed into the room of the young School-master, whom they seized and robbed of his possessions, leaving hin only the clothes im which he had been sleep-i Being terribly alarmed he tried to
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