A Memoir of Rev. Henry Martyn
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Corrie." ♦' July 11, 1808.
"A loquacious Brahmin having interrupted us in our work, I leave him to Sabat, and turn my thoughts with more pleasure Chunar-ward. My last letter left me at Patna. The Catholic Padre, Julius Caesar, had gone to Dinapore that very day, to say mass; but at Babir All's I met with a very agreeable Armenian Padre, named Martin, who kept my tongue employed nearly the whole of the day. I tried him once or twice in spiritual things, but on these he had nothing to say.
His dr...ess was a little black cassock, exactly such as we wear, or ought to wear : the top of his head was shaved like the Franciscans. I am almost ashamed of my secular appearance before these very venerable and appropriate figures. The Catholics in the regiment are a thousand strong, and are disposed to be mali- cious : they respect me, however, and cannot help thinking that I have been taught by Roman Catholics, or have been in some way connected with them : at the hospital, the greater number kept themselves aloof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corrie." ♦' July 11, 1808.
"A loquacious Brahmin having interrupted us in our work, I leave him to Sabat, and turn my thoughts with more pleasure Chunar-ward. My last letter left me at Patna. The Catholic Padre, Julius Caesar, had gone to Dinapore that very day, to say mass; but at Babir All's I met with a very agreeable Armenian Padre, named Martin, who kept my tongue employed nearly the whole of the day. I tried him once or twice in spiritual things, but on these he had nothing to say.
His dr...ess was a little black cassock, exactly such as we wear, or ought to wear : the top of his head was shaved like the Franciscans. I am almost ashamed of my secular appearance before these very venerable and appropriate figures. The Catholics in the regiment are a thousand strong, and are disposed to be mali- cious : they respect me, however, and cannot help thinking that I have been taught by Roman Catholics, or have been in some way connected with them : at the hospital, the greater number kept themselves aloof.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anderson, Alexander, 1775-1870, Ill to read onlineMoreLess
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