...and unabated interest in her pupils. THE DYING INDIAN BOY. THE missionary, on visiting him, sayp, " I found him dying of consumption, and in a state of...surprise, I said : " ' My poor boy, I am very sorry to see you in this state ; had you let me know, you should not have been lying here.' " He replied, '...

...known by his doings, whether his work be pure, and whether it be right." MAB THE DYING INDIAN BOY. I FOUND him dying of consumption, and in a state of...fern-leaves under him, and an old blanket over him. After recovering from my surprise, I said, " My poor boy, I am very sorry to see you in this state...

...place ; increasing as we decrease. I am yours, MARY FLETCHER. MISSIONARY FACTS. THE DYING INDIAN BOY. I FOUND him dying of consumption, and in a state of...fern-leaves under him, and an old blanket over him. After recovering from my surprise, I said, " My poor boy, I am very sorry to sее you in this state:...

...glory of God and the good of men.— John be. 1 ; 1 Cor. x. 31 ; Gal. vL 10. THE DYING INDIAN BOY. I FOUND him dying of consumption, and in a state of...fernleaves under him, and an old blanket over him. After recovering from my surprise, I said : " My poor boy, I am very sorry to see you in this state...

...— The missionary, on visiting him, says, " I found him dying of consumption, and in a state ofthe most awful poverty and destitution, in a small birch-rind covered hut, with nothing but a few fernleave* under him, and an old blanket over him. After recovering from my surprise, I said, ' My...

...psrfect contrast to the above is furnished by the folio win<: account of— The Dying Indian Bay. — I found him dying of consumption, and in a state of the moat awful poverty and destitution, in a small birch-rind covered hut, with nothing but a few fern-leaves...

...acquainted with its blessed truths. (p) THE DYING INDIAN BOir. — The missionary, on visiting him, says, " I found him dying of consumption, and in a state of...fern-leaves under him, and an old blanket over him. After recovering from my surprise, I said, ' My poor boy, I am very sorry to see you in this state...

...sermon on one of our Lord's texts, Matthew vii. 24. An Indian Boy. " I found him," writes a missionary, "dying of consumption, and in a state of the most awful poverty and destitution, in a small birch-rind-covered hut, with nothing but a few fern-leaves under Do you ask what will educate your...

...and in the lowest state of poverty and destitution. He was with two old Indians in a small birch-rind hut, with nothing but a few fern-leaves under him,...him, which was in a condition not to be described. As soon as Mr. Jones had recovered from his astonishment he expressed his surprise at seeing him in...

...and in the lowest state of poverty and destitution. He was with two old Indians in a small birch-rind hut, with nothing but a few fern-leaves under him,...him, which was in a condition not to be described. As soon as Mr. Jones had recovered from his astonishment he expressed his surprise at seeing him in...