Hazardous Days in ChinaJ.W. Pattee, 1949 - 106 pagina's |
Vanuit het boek
Resultaten 1-3 van 8
Pagina 84
... permitted to see friends or rel- atives residing in Peking . After a few hours the train left and now there were many more Americans on board . None of the missionaries or business men of Peking were permitted to come on the first boat ...
... permitted to see friends or rel- atives residing in Peking . After a few hours the train left and now there were many more Americans on board . None of the missionaries or business men of Peking were permitted to come on the first boat ...
Pagina 88
... permitted and we did not draw near enough for people to call back and forth . As we approached South Africa , the weather began to mod- erate , for it was the last half of July , the middle of their winter . The last night before we ...
... permitted and we did not draw near enough for people to call back and forth . As we approached South Africa , the weather began to mod- erate , for it was the last half of July , the middle of their winter . The last night before we ...
Pagina 93
... permitted to receive any messages from relatives or friends , so I went to the Red Cross booth on the pier and asked for my mail . There were several letters and a sprinkling of telegrams . Eagerly I seized the two letters from Mrs ...
... permitted to receive any messages from relatives or friends , so I went to the Red Cross booth on the pier and asked for my mail . There were several letters and a sprinkling of telegrams . Eagerly I seized the two letters from Mrs ...
Inhoudsopgave
CHAPTER PAGE I China Bound | 9 |
In a Strange Land | 13 |
Hovering War Clouds | 19 |
8 andere gedeelten niet getoond
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
able accordion arene field arrived asked baggage bandits bedding began bicycle boat bombing Brother called China China Inland Mission Chinese Christians Chinese language Chinese money Chinese soldiers cholera Christ church clinic compound Conte Verde crowd demon possessed doctor dysentery eight evangelistic field friends Gospel Gripsholm guns hand Hantan hear heard hearts heathen hospital hundred Japan and America Japanese Japanese soldiers Jesus Kaifeng killed leave living look Lourenco Marques Manchuria miles military police Miss mission missionary home months morning prayer meeting moved to Ch'eng Nazarene nearly night nurses o'clock Osborn Pattee Pearl Harbor Peking potassium permanganate pray preaching service prisoners Puchow ready revivals seeking the Lord seemed Shanghai ship sionary sleep someone Sometimes soon street tent meeting thee things Tientsin took torture trachoma train trip village waiting wanted whiskers wife young