"There is a life and enthusiasm and devotion, combined with literary ability and winsomeness of style, which make the book very captivating, as well as very touching. It is quite wonderfully illustrated with sunsets on the Ghauts and all kinds of wonders, and withal it is a song of spiritual triumph from a soul that feels intensely the cost of the Cross. A book, indeed, for every Christian home."--_The Churchman._ "One of the most striking and inspiring missionary books of recent years."--_The Christian World._ THE BEGINNING OF A STORY Being the story of the beginning of the work among Temple children, related for the friends of the Temple children. Bound in Art Covers, tied with silk cord. Artistic design embossed in gold, 6d. _net_ (_post free_, 8d.). "This little book tells a touching story. It is hoped that many who are interested in the work on behalf of Indian children exposed to terrible peril will circulate this booklet to further a cause which has aroused widespread and prayerful interest."--_Irish Baptist Magazine._ "This is a delightful booklet in its attractive blue and gold covers, and with the picture of the smiling Indian maiden looking out upon us."--_Bible Standard._ * * * * * MORGAN & SCOTT LD., 12, Paternoster Buildings, London, E.C. * * * * * Transcriber's note: Obvious punctuation errors were corrected. The original contained each chapter number and title on a page preceding the actual start of the chapter. These repeated Chapter Titles were removed to avoid redundancy. Varied hyphenation, such as "armchair" and "arm-chair", was retained. The Bear Garden is not hyphenated when used in titles but is hyphenated within the text. Page 22, "subjeect" changed to "subject" (is the subject of) Page 237, "form" changed to "from" (from Bunyan's) Page 237, "C. H." changed to "G. H." (by G. H. Morrison) Page 238, "suprintends" changed to "superintends" (superintends the more) Page 256, "opportunties" changed to "opportunities" (watching for opportunities) Page 256, "aviod" changed to "avoid" (To avoid the Penal) Page 298, "own their" changed to "their own" (from their own homes)