indicating the Situation of Hwochow in the Province of Shansi

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CHAPTER III A New Venture, in which is recorded the Appointment of the First Missionaries to Hwochow 19
CHAPTER IV The Continuation of the Story, being a Record of some who were counted worthy to suffer for Christ's Sake, and of Mrs. Hsi's Experience in the Boxer Outbreak 27
CHAPTER V Life in the Villages, an Introduction to Chinese Home Life 37
CHAPTER VI Our Reception at Hwochow, showing Things as they sometimes are 47
CHAPTER VII A Portrait Gallery, wherein the Reader is introduced to some of our Fellow Workers 57
CHAPTER VIII Work Development, relating how we sought to encompass the Work, and the Work encompassed us 69
CHAPTER IX Mrs. Hsi's Second Gift, being an account of her Life from Widowhood 77
CHAPTER X The Story of an Opium Smoker 85
CHAPTER XI The Great Furnace for a Great Soul, being the Story of Ai Do 95
CHAPTER XII The Powers of Darkness, being a Record of some Observations in Demonology 109
CHAPTER XIII The Life Story of Pastor Wang 127
CHAPTER XIV A Visit to the Base, from whence we are again sent forth with Fresh Supplies 141
CHAPTER XV The Builders, relating how the Supplies were used 151
CHAPTER XVI Women's Bible Training School, which tells how a Link was established between Westminster and Hwochow Bible Schools 159
CHAPTER XVII The Draw Net let down into the Sea, an Account of Fresh Efforts to reach the Multitude, and bring them to Decision 169
CHAPTER XVIII Life amongst the Upper Ten Thousand, recording Hospitality shown to us by the official Classes 177
CHAPTER XIX The Revolution of 1911, and how we were affected by it 189
CHAPTER XX Changed Conditions, wherein some, though following a Path of Action, failed to understand it 199
CHAPTER XXI Another Portrait Gallery, wherein the Reader is introduced to some who have failed 211
CHAPTER XXII Preaching the Gospel, Healing the Sick, telling of the Daily Routine 223
CHAPTER XXIII A Casket of Jewels, being an Account of the Girls' School 233
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