Tounghoo Women by Ellen B. Mason

I mentioned working _together_, because I really can see no good reason why we should not. It is not _sectarianism_ that is wanted for the nations, but a knowledge of Christ crucified and his precious promises impressed on the mind and heart.

There are very many daughters of Missionaries, eight or ten of whom I know personally, who are longing to return to Burmah and instruct those heathen women--young ladies admirably qualified for the work, some of whom even now speak the language, and would be so thankful for the opportunity of going. It seems a very hard thing that they must be denied the privilege. Only the other day, a returned Missionary wrote me that two of her daughters were very desirous of going back to teach the Burmese women. They were well prepared, and she wished to know if there was no Ladies' Society that would send them.