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Chapter 9 DISTRESSING EVENTS.-MR. JUDSON'S ABSENCE FROM RANGOON.-PERSECUTION OF MR. HOUGH.-HIS DEPARTURE FOR BENGAL.-MRS. JUDSON'S HEROIC FORTITUDE.-MR. JUDSON'S RETURN.

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vents connected with the mission, which

hat province, leaving Mrs. Judson to continue her efforts with the females under her instruction; while Mr. and Mrs. Hough were to prosecute the study of the language. He intended to be gone but three months, but at the end of that period, when his return was daily expect

that a royal order had arrived for the banishment of all foreign teachers. Mr. Hough was detained at the court-house from day to day on the most flimsy pretences, ignorant of the language, and with no one to intercede with the government in his behalf, for it was contrary to etiquette for a woman to appear before the Viceroy, his family being absent. Mrs. Judson being at length convinc

elt resolved not to make any movement till I hear from Mr. Judson. Within a few days, however, some circumstances have occurred which have induced me to make preparations for a voyage. There is but one remaining ship in the river; and if an embargo is laid on English ships it will be impossible for Mr. Judson (if he is yet alive) to return to this place. But the uncertainty of meeting him in Bengal, and the possibility of his arriving in my absence, cause me to make preparations with a heavy heart. Sometimes I feel incline

this great house, ... I take my pen to record the strange v

days in going down the river; and "before putting out to sea was to be detained a day or two longer at its mouth." "I immediately resolved on giving up the voyage and returning to town. Accordingly the captain sent up a boat with me, and agreed to forward my baggage the next day. I reached town in the evening,-spent the night at the house of the only remaining Englishman in the place, and to-day h

is fate." It was a wonderful exhibition of courage and constancy; "and gave assurance of all the distinguished qualities, which at a later period, and amid dangers still more appalling, shone with such brightness around the character of this remarkable wo

s of the printing-house. Their removal was subsequently productive of many embarrassments to the Mission,

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