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Essay heading: Pearl S. Buck - A Modern Day Hero
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Her missionary parents, Absalom and Carrie Sydenstricker brought her to China when she was three months old. By the time she was four, she spoke and wrote Chinese as well as English (Conn, NDA). She was at first educated by her mother and tutored by a Chinese Confucian Scholar (Author's Calendar, 2002)... displayed 300 characters
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While her parents carried out their Christian mission all over the Chinkiang province of China, Pearl was left under the care of her "amah" or governess. It was her amah that fascinated her with Chinese folklores and mythical tales of ancient magic, fairies and dragons (Conn, NDA).
Growing up, Pearl spent hours wandering the streets of Chinkiang observing how the people lived... displayed next 300 characters
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