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""The Small Woman" was filmed as "The Inn of the Sixth Happiness," with Ingrid Bergman as Gladys Aylward.; The story of Gladys Aylward, a parlour maid in London, who overcame many obstacles to become a missionary in China. The book describes life in China between the wars and the deep Christian faith and indomitable courage of a remarkable woman."@en
""The Small Woman" was filmed as "The Inn of the Sixth Happiness" with Ingrid Bergman as Gladys Aylward."@en
"This is the true story of Gladys Aylward, a London palormaid who dreamed of going to China as a missionary. Despite the fact that she was unable to obtain organizational backing because of her lack of education, she determined to reach her goal without help of anyone. And so, in 1930, equipped with her railroad tickets, her Bible, ninepence in coin and two one-pound traveler's checks, she traveled alone across Siberia -- and her amazing adventures began. Her life became a series of dramatic events. She quelled a prison riot; she rescued a child from a child-dealer; she converted the exalted Mandarin of the district to Christianity. She is most famous for the rescue of 100 homeless children which she led in an epic journey across the wild mountains to safety during the war with Japan. -- from cover."
"The story of Gladys Aylward, the London girl whose missionary work in China became a legend."@en
"This is the true story of Gladys Aylward, a London palormaid who dreamed of going to China as a missionary. Despite the fact that she was unable to obtain organizational backing because of her lack of education, she detemined to reach her goal without help of anyone. And so, in 1930, equipped with her railroad tickets, her Bible, ninepence in coin and two one-pound traveler's checks, she traveled alone across Siberia -- and her amazing adventures began. Her life became a series of dramatic events. She quelled a prison riot; she rescued a child from a child-dealer; she converted the exalted Mandarin of the district to Christiainity. She is most famous for the rescue of 100 homeless children which she led in an epic journey across the wild mountains to safety during the war with Japan. -- from cover."@en
"This is the true story of Gladys Aylward, a London palormaid who dreamed of going to China as a missionary. Despite the fact that she was unable to obtain organizational backing because of her lack of education, she detemined to reach her goal without help of anyone. And so, in 1930, equipped with her railroad tickets, her Bible, ninepence in coin and two one-pound traveler's checks, she traveled alone across Siberia -- and her amazing adventures began. Her life became a series of dramatic events. She quelled a prison riot; she rescued a child from a child-dealer; she converted the exalted Mandarin of the district to Christiainity. She is most famous for the rescue of 100 homeless children which she led in an epic journey across the wild mountains to safety during the war with Japan."@en

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"Large type books"@en
"Biography"@en
"History"@en

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"The small woman : with illustrations"@en
"The small woman : [The heroic story of Gladys Aylward]"
"小婦人艾偉德"
"Eine unbegabte Frau : die Geschichte eines tapferen Lebens"
"The Small Woman ... Cadet edition"@en
"The Small Woman. [Abridged ed.]"@en
"The small woman. (Revised edition.)"@en
"The small woman. [A biography of Gladys Aylward. With plates, including portraits and facsimiles, and maps.]"@en
"The Small Woman"@en
"Een kleine vrouw : het verhaal van Gladys Aylward"
"The small woman"
"The small woman"@en
"The Small Woman : [Gladys Aylward]"@en
"The small woman : the heroic story of Gladys Aylward"
"The small woman : [the story of Gladys Aylward]"@en
"Pieni nainen"
"The small woman : Gladys aylward"@en
"Pieni nainen"@fi
"Xiao fu ren Ai wei de"
"The Small Woman. [On the life of Gladys Aylward as a missionary in China. With plates, including portraits.]"@en
"The small woman. (Revised and enlarged edition.)"@en
"The small woman : Gladys Aylward"
"Eine unbegabte Frau; die Geschichte eines tapferen Lebens"

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