 | James Backhouse - Aboriginal Australians - 1841 - 394 pages
...? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg ? This is incomprehensible to us ; yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...same pains, and something new will come of them." The Chief here paused fora moment, and addressing the missionaries said, " These men are come from... | |
 | Robert Moffat - Africa, Southern - 1842 - 686 pages
...? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg ? This is incomprehensible to us, yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...same pains, and something new will come of them." Mosheshe's son is a convert, and several have been admitted into church fellowship. In 1840 they had... | |
 | James Backhouse - Indigenous peoples - 1844 - 784 pages
...? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg ? This is incomprehensible to us ; yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...the same pains, and something new will come of them. " The Chief here paused for a moment; then addressing the Missionaries, said, " These men are come... | |
 | Magnetic healing - 1851 - 462 pages
...? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg ? This is incomprehensible to us, yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...same pains, and something new will come of them." — Speech of an AFRICAN SAVAGE, named Mosheshe, to his brethren. — Missionary Labours and Scene*... | |
 | Robert Moffat - Missions - 1846 - 186 pages
...this ? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg. This is incomprehensible to us, yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...the hen. Let us place these truths in our hearts, as thes hen does the eggs under her wings ; let us sit upon them, and take the same pains, and something... | |
 | London missionary society - 1847 - 592 pages
...? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg ? This is incomprehensible to us ; yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...Let us sit upon them, and take the same pains, and then something new will come out of them !" How good is this reasoning I Are you not pleased that a... | |
 | Charles John Andersson - Africa, Southern - 1856 - 560 pages
...produced the chicken in the egg 1 This is incomprehensible to us, yet we do not deny the fact. Let us dp like the hen. Let us place these truths in our hearts...same pains, and something new will come of them." The language of the Bechuanas (the plural of Mochuana, a single individual) is called Sichuana, an... | |
 | Charles John Andersson - Africa, Central - 1857 - 532 pages
...this ? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg? This is incomprehensible to us, yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...same pains, and something new will come of them." The language of the Bechuanas (the plural of Mochuana, a single individual) is called Sichuana, an... | |
 | Anne Wright - 1857 - 384 pages
...? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg ? This is incomprehensible to us, yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...upon them, and take the same pains, and something will come of them." — Anderson. Our next subject will be upon the eggs of different birds. What is... | |
 | E. D. Moore - Missions - 1857 - 372 pages
...this ? Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg? This is incomprehensible to us, yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like...place these truths in our hearts, as the hen does the egg under her wings. Let us sit upon them, and take the same pains, and something new will come of... | |
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Who ever knew how the heat of the hen produced the chicken in the egg ? This is incomprehensible to us ; yet we do not deny the fact. Let us do like the hen. Let us place these truths in our hearts, as the hen does the eggs under her wings ; let us sit... 
