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him with open, bloody mouth like a hungry tiger over a lamb inhis paws, there was an unseen hand stretched over the boy’s headto protect him. Had he joined up with the troupe, his bright futurewould have been cut off by this. He would have fallen into thevortex of lust and passion. At this point, Sun Chow Yu Lee hadreceived such sudden instruction to move on that he had little timeto take him along. This saved him from the “the jaws of the tiger.”But Satan would not so easily let go until he got him. At thattime there was a nurse who quarelled with his superior. He left tojoin the army and became some big shot. Once he returned to thehospital to show off. Clad in stiff military uniform and spottinggold-rimmed spectacles, swinging a thick walking stick, hestrutted about in a pair of new polished boots. What an air ofarrogance he displayed, waited upon by an orderly trailing behind.How could any young man keep himself from such dazzle?However, that little fellow’s desire to join the army was notprompted by a selfish motive for fame or power. He waspossessed with a sense of justice and patriotism, and a fiercetemper.It is recalled that he was still in primary school when the Dayof National Shame, May 9, came round, the day the Twenty-OneDemands were made. He joined up with a gang of classmates in ashow of irresistible indignation to strike, without ever getting theschool’s permission. He went on a demonstration with the rest,shouting slogans as they tramped. Returning to school, the gangsmashed up every foreign-made article. All that their teacherscould do in the situation was to stare blankly at them, without aword. Should he join the army at this time, he could well havesacrificed his life. If he did not, he would go the way of all flesh,to seek officialdom and wealth. But, could God permit such a one,resuscitated from the dead, to run off-course?At this juncture, God made him to taste of death once more. Itwas, as related earlier, his sudden contracting of some20