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" You are all too anxious to awake us and start us on a new road, and you will do it ; but you will all regret it, for, once awake and started, we shall go fast and far — farther than you think — much farther than you want... "
"These from the Land of Sinim.": Essays on the Chinese Question - Page 52
by Robert Hart - 1901 - 254 pages
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Record of Christian Work, Volume 20

Alexander McConnell, William Revell Moody, Arthur Percy Fitt - Theology - 1901 - 1052 pages
...China during the minority of Tung Chih in the early sixties, often said, " You are all too ambitious to awake us and start us on a new road, and you will do it ; but you will all regret it, for once awakened and started we shall go fast and far — farther than you think, much farther than you •want."...
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Missions and World Movements

Charles Henry Fowler - Missions - 1903 - 112 pages
...modern Chinese statesman, Wensiang, often said to foreign diplomats: "You are all too anxious to wake us and start us on a new road, and you will do it; but you will all regret it, for, once waking 4 4i and started, we shall go fast and far, farther than you think, and much faster than you...
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Monthly Bulletin, Volumes 3-4

St. Louis Public Library - 1903 - 442 pages
...in which history should be written. — Academy. CHINA. "You are all too anxious to awake us and to start us on a new road, and you will do it, but you will all regret it, for, once awaked and started we shall go fast and far — farther than you think— much farther than you want."...
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The American Review of Reviews, Volume 44

Albert Shaw - American literature - 1911 - 968 pages
...the words uttered to him forty years ago by one of China's most famous statesmen, Wen Hsiang: You arc all too anxious to awake us and start us on a new road, and you will do it. But you will regret it; for, once awake and started, we will go further than you think, much further than you want....
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John Chinaman at Home: Sketches of Men, Manners and Things in China

Edward John Hardy - China - 1907 - 426 pages
...Life in Ciino, by AJSTHUB H. SMITE, DD "Yoo are all too anxious to awake us and to start us on a MW road, and you will do it ; but you will all regret it, for, coot awaked and started we shall go fast and far — farther than yon think— much farther than you...
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The American Review of Reviews, Volume 44

Albert Shaw - American literature - 1911 - 1070 pages
...quoting the words uttered to him forty years ago by one of China's most famous statesmen, Wen Hsiang: You are all too anxious to awake us and start us on a new road, and you will do it. But you will regret it; for, once awake and started, we will go further than you think, much further than you want....
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The World's Great Events: An Indexed History of the World from ..., Volume 8

Esther Singleton - World history - 1916 - 384 pages
...possess the best weapons money can buy, P»IL and then the "Yellow Peril" will be beyond ignoring. Wen Hsiang, the celebrated Prime Minister of China during...and you will do it; but you will all regret it, for, awaking and started, we shall go fast and far — further than you think — much further than you...
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Geographical and Industrial Studies; Asia

Nellie Burnham Allen - Asia - 1916 - 488 pages
...recently said to the delegates from some foreign countries, " You are all anxious to wake us up and to start us on a new road, and you will do it ; but you will all regret it, for, once awakened and started, we shall go fast and far — farther than you think, much farther than you wish."...
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Geographical and Industrial Studies; Asia

Nellie Burnham Allen - Asia - 1916 - 488 pages
...recently said to the delegates from some foreign countries, " You are all anxious to wake us up and to start us on a new road, and you will do it ; but you will all regret it, for, once awakened and started, we shall go fast and far — farther than you think, much farther than you wish."...
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The International Relations of the Chinese Empire, Volume 2

Hosea Ballou Morse - China - 1918 - 558 pages
...§ 6 ; " Subjection," chap, iv, § 3. " Wensiang ... in the early sixties often said, ' You are till too anxious to awake us and start us on a new road,...but you will all regret it, for. once awaking and Kb rteil. we shall go fust and far — further than you think, much farther than ymi want.' : — R....
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