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ndani kyema, My Story - Ray Moore 67
Before I left, I was given a very special gift. It had been the tradition in Chefoo to
present school leavers with a small Bible with the school crest on the cover. This
practice stopped when the school left Chefoo, but Mr. Martin had retained at least
one of these presentation Bibles, and on my departure, as I was one of the few who
had attended the original Chefoo, I was given this significant going away gift.
The Eatons escorted us down the
mountain to Kiukiang where we
were then joined by Naomi and
Don Grant whose three children
had come with us. Paul and I
were in the same class and had
become good friends.
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Before I left, I was given a very special gift. It had been the tradition in Chefoo to
present school leavers with a small Bible with the school crest on the cover. This
practice stopped when the school left Chefoo, but Mr. Martin had retained at least
one of these presentation Bibles, and on my departure, as I was one of the few who
had attended the original Chefoo, I was given this significant going away gift.
The Eatons escorted us down the
mountain to Kiukiang where we
were then joined by Naomi and
Don Grant whose three children
had come with us. Paul and I
were in the same class and had
become good friends.
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