. Der schwarze bärtige Barbar; das Leben von George Leslie Mackay von Formosa. So viele wie twentyin der Studentenband, aber irgendwo im Einand würde eine neue Kirche öffnen, und die hellsten der Klasse würde als ihr Minister bezeichnet werden. Aber genauso oft würde ein junger Christ zu dem Missionar kommen und fragen, ob auch er nicht trainiert werden könnte, das Evangelium von Jesus Christus zu predigen. Ob im in- oder Ausland, Schüler und Lehrer mussten auf alle möglichen Mittel zurückgreifen, um eine ununterbrochene Stunde miteinander zu verbringen. Für Kai Bok-su war immer in de-mand, um die Kranken oder traurig oder beunruhigt zu besuchen. Da war ein kleines k

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. The black bearded barbarian; the life of George Leslie Mackay of Formosa. as many as twentyin the student-band, but somewhere in thecountry a new church would open, and thebrightest of the class would be called awayto be its minister. But just as often a youngChristian would come to the missionary andask if he too might not be trained to preachthe gospel of Jesus Christ. Whether at home or abroad, pupils andteacher had to resort to all sorts of means toget away for an uninterrupted hour to-gether. For Kai Bok-su was always in de-mand to visit the sick or sad or troubled. There was a little kitchen separate fromthe house on the bluff, and over this Mackaywith his students built a second story. Andhere they would often slip away for a littlequiet time together. One night, about elevenoclock, Mackay was here alone poring overhis books. The young men had gone hometo bed except two or three who were in thekitchen below. Some papers had beendropped over a pipe-hole in the floor of theroom where Mackay was studying, and forsome time he had been disturbed by a rus-. REENFORCEMENTS 205 tling among them. At last without lookingup, he called to his boys below: I thinkthere are rats up here among my papers! Koa Kau, one of the younger of the stu-dents, ran lightly up the stairs to give battleto the intruders. What was his horror whenhe saw fully three feet of a monster serpentsticking up through the pipe-hole and wav-ing its horrible head in the air just a littledistance from Kai Bok-sus chair. The boy gave a shout, darted down thestair, and with a sharp stick, pinned thebody of the snake to the wall below. Thecreature became terribly violent, but KoaKau held on valiantly and Mackay seized anold Chinese spear that happened to be in theroom above and pierced the serpent throughthe head. They pulled its dead body downinto the kitchen below and spread it out.It measured nine feet. The students wouldnot rest until it was buried, and the remem-brance of the horrible creatures visi

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