Patteson of Melanesia: a brief life of John Coleridge Patteson, missionary bishop |
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Uncle Frank pointed out that telling lies was not playing the game, Coley was
filled with remorse, and determined to be truthful at all costs in the future. Coley
revelled in sport and loved to be out of doors. Indeed, if the truth be told, he was
far ...
Uncle Frank pointed out that telling lies was not playing the game, Coley was
filled with remorse, and determined to be truthful at all costs in the future. Coley
revelled in sport and loved to be out of doors. Indeed, if the truth be told, he was
far ...
Page 87
But don't tell me I must go away for ever. I can't bear it." Like Joseph with his
brothers, Patteson restrained his deep feelings, and spoke almost harshly to the
lad to test his penitence. But the lad replied : " I know. It is terrible ! But I think of
the ...
But don't tell me I must go away for ever. I can't bear it." Like Joseph with his
brothers, Patteson restrained his deep feelings, and spoke almost harshly to the
lad to test his penitence. But the lad replied : " I know. It is terrible ! But I think of
the ...
Page 161
He was the youngest son of the high chief of Merelav, a volcanic cone 3,000 feet
high in the Banks group. His two elder brothers were twins, and were so alike
each other, Dr. Codrington tells us, that their own father could not tell the ...
He was the youngest son of the high chief of Merelav, a volcanic cone 3,000 feet
high in the Banks group. His two elder brothers were twins, and were so alike
each other, Dr. Codrington tells us, that their own father could not tell the ...
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Contents
CHAPTER PAGE I THE LURE OF THE PACIFIC | 1 |
n THE BOY AND THE MAN | 9 |
MEETING HIS HERO | 23 |
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