About This Book
The narrator recounts two decades living in Sarawak, portraying daily domestic life, the establishment of church and school, care for displaced children, encounters with pirates and local uprisings, Chinese immigration and social tensions, river journeys, and the customs and ceremonies of indigenous communities. Presented as episodic sketches, letters, and vignettes, the narrative mixes practical detail about constructing institutions and coping with illness with reflections on faith, education, and the slow, often interrupted progress of mission work in a frontier settlement.
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