What a friendly people they are! Eager to talk and they do not mind one, Wwalking right into their doors uninvited, And not even the poorest with only a stool three inches high offer, fails to treat one with perfect politeness, One is often hooted in the street by children but never by.grown people, The girls in these towns who {0 school like to come to us and Tea! sing, They read well and can ead our simple books. China is such a wonderful country! It seems just beginning the greatest annal in her history.
Tent meetings certainly bring one in contact with old and new, queues, bound fect and all, radios, telegraph, telephone one mail, The progress of even two years is great and. education of the Fast ten Years greater. The next ten years may see electric lights, and sewerage {in all these towns, for schools for boys and girls have already opened up.
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