Diatah, Consulate, We were in soldiers became more desperate Una A AEGio Nconcnteate "of the THis busines kepe on all livers of Mr. Giles and his party to returned the church to the Christian the Bund, which was shortly follow: print, workers. Since that time the.work our sitting room listening to the ourselves, for we had run out! fed by the delivery of swarms of As a postscript to this acesunt of this church has been going, om Qolsy retreat and ducking bullets.|of money and they were ready! missionaries... By 630 p.m. or 7, all it must be added that between the almost normally. From the neighing of horses, rattling|to kill wus. They were firing Foreigners were accounted for and. time of the raid on the consulates Soochow is underithe control of of wagons and screaming of officers}upon the house from all safely on board—some dead and and. the ultimate d: livery of the the Left Wing, and 0 far this conand, the, ultima a Me Bertramn|and soldiers, we concluded that the directions but by this time we had Some wounded, but all in pit#fal epn-_ British Consul Genera tthe Shang-retreat had' developed into a tre-larined ourselves and a sailor was dition. Some had had their homes Surned down while mone escaped! tas does not seem the very omnes ive.
Giles and Cant. Sucre tye Nanking, mendous rout, and that they would busy wicwagging to the Noa for 31
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