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each with a large garden separating house from house so
widely that a fire in one could not damage its next
neighbours.

“The little old Mission-house, built, T think, and furnished
by Mr. McCullagh himself, was quite lost amidst the well-
planned adjuncts. Within and without it is now a perfect
model. I wish I had such a dwelling, and see why we must
not covet our neighbour’s house.

“The house stands close to the river’s bank. Looking
from it northward, the lofty mountains hedge in the inter-
vening rich plain called Aiyansh, meaning evergreen ; before
me stretched the long new road ending at the church under
construction. It has a deep, broad ditch on either side,
from which the soil cast up makes a roadway that must
be always dry. The trees, hewn into square sills, he on the

ground ready for making the side walk. It is, I think, or.

will be, the best piece of road-making in the diocese. The
women did it all of their own free will to make it easier for

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