A Memoir of Rev Henry Martyn
A Memoir of Rev Henry Martyn
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In the afternoon read one of Gibert's French Sermons, Bates on Death, and some of the Nagree Gospels. In the evening we came-to on the eastern bank. I walked into a neigh- boring village with some tracts. The children ran away in great terror ; and though there were some jnen here and there, I found no opportunity or encou- ragement to try if there were any that could speak Hindoostanee: however, I felt vexed with myself for )iot taking more pains to do them good. Alas ! while Satan is destroyi...ng iheir souls, doen it become the ser- vants of God to be lukewarm? At night, read the third and fourth chapters of the Acts; and lost much lime and spirituality by indulging ideas of schemes about the Gospel, which had more of romance and pride in ihem thaii of wisdom and humiliation. " October 27. — " Arrived at Berhampore. In the even- ing walked out to see the canlotunents at the hospital, in which there were one hundred and fifty European soldiers sick. I was talking to a man, said to be dy- ing, when a surgeon entered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the afternoon read one of Gibert's French Sermons, Bates on Death, and some of the Nagree Gospels. In the evening we came-to on the eastern bank. I walked into a neigh- boring village with some tracts. The children ran away in great terror ; and though there were some jnen here and there, I found no opportunity or encou- ragement to try if there were any that could speak Hindoostanee: however, I felt vexed with myself for )iot taking more pains to do them good. Alas ! while Satan is destroyi...ng iheir souls, doen it become the ser- vants of God to be lukewarm? At night, read the third and fourth chapters of the Acts; and lost much lime and spirituality by indulging ideas of schemes about the Gospel, which had more of romance and pride in ihem thaii of wisdom and humiliation. " October 27. — " Arrived at Berhampore. In the even- ing walked out to see the canlotunents at the hospital, in which there were one hundred and fifty European soldiers sick. I was talking to a man, said to be dy- ing, when a surgeon entered.
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