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 1 II    |              de la Foi to the Church Missionary Intelligencer, that had
 2 IV    |               Dr. Krapf, an Anglican missionary, founded an establishment
 3 XXI   |             French.—The Morning.—The Missionary. —The Plan of Rescue.~The
 4 XXI   |       barbarians!”~“A traveller.”~“A missionary, perhaps.”~“Poor wretch!”
 5 XXII  | TWENTY-SECOND.~The Jet of Light.—The Missionary.—The Rescue in a Ray of
 6 XXII  |             half-effaced tonsure.~“A missionary! a priest!” exclaimed Joe.~“
 7 XXII  |             to live.”~With this, the missionary, again yielding to exhaustion,
 8 XXII  |            has its heroes,” said the missionary.~“But religion its martyrs!”
 9 XXII  |        rejoined the Scot.~“Are you a missionary?” asked the doctor.~“I am
10 XXII  |            the weakness of the young missionary became so extreme that they
11 XXII  |          will fatigue you less.”~The missionary was a poor young man from
12 XXII  |          death was attributed to the missionary, and the tribe resolved
13 XXII  |         language of my country!”~The missionary here grew weak again, and
14 XXII  |              of suffering, the dying missionary could contemplate that fiery
15 XXIII |        overspread the earth, and the missionary lay quietly asleep in utter
16 XXIII |             is at hand,” replied the missionary, “I know it! Let me look
17 XXIII |              when he had rescued the missionary. He therefore opened the
18 XXIII |             The body of the martyred missionary was then solemnly placed
19 XXIII |         bearings, and found that the missionary’s grave lay in twenty-two
20 XXIV  |             to save that unfortunate missionary from a horrible death. But,
21 XXXIII|            had practised to save the missionary, and he would soon be with