Woman's Endurance by A. D (August D.) Luckhoff
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the authorities. I fear I have been indiscreet in what I wrote; shall
have straight talk to-morrow, and ask Superintendent to let me resign if I have not his confidence; there must be no suspicion, otherwise I cannot stay. This matter is a load upon my heart. Busy day; new tents 63, 552a, 50, 40, all with sick children except 552, where young man is very sick. Called to hospital; Mrs. Retief dying; prayer; expired just after. Hurried to 34, but found I was just too late; Mrs. Ackerman just died. 156; very sad case; mother, Mrs. Joubert, died this morning, and when I came I found three helpless little ones all alone, and sick too; father in Bloemfontein Camp; the grandmother will provide, I understand. Had short conversation with Mr. Branders, Superintendent Sunday School, and decided to exhort parents to send children to school. 395; Mrs. Botha very ill; twenty-eight days in bed; advise removal hospital; this afternoon doctor called and said she was dying; she leaves a baby. Went to few cases with doctor; very interesting; get on well with him. Visited 239, Ignatius, with malignant growth on arm; must soon die. Took doctor to see 36; young girl suddenly sick; great misery there; |
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