James Hannington, first bishop of eastern equatorial Africa : a history of his life and work, 1847-1885 / by E.C. Dawson (1891)
Dawson, E. C · London : Seeley · leaf 272
242 James Hanning ton, [A.D. 1 883 leaning on their arms, went out of doors, an , to the utter amazement of everybody, walked about a hundred yards. On the 17th I was weighed — 8 stone 6 pounds. That is to say, I had lost four stone since leaving England. 44 On the 17th we made preparation for… … 3 aJJi (yo-cM.'UsoJidfi welcome, though I confess to a longing to live. Blackburn insists that he will come with us as far as Mpwapwa. From this time,” he adds, u I began slowly to mend.” *p> 'Vvl aJb R, Writing for the children at home, Hannington described his experiences of life in a hammock in…
Hannington, James, 1847-1885 · Missions
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