Henry Martyn
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" All down the Bay of Bengal I could do nothing but sit listless on the poop, viewing the wide waste of waters, a sight that would have been beautiful had I been well. On the i8th, we came in sight of the island of Ceylon. " During the voyage the vessel touched at several places, and Martyn landed at Colombo, and describes a walk in a cinnamon garden and along a beautiful road where a tall grove of cocoa-nut trees rose on each side of the way, interspersed with the huts of the natives, and thro...ug^i which he caught a glimpse of the sea beyond. He landed also at Goa, where he visited the tomb of Francis Xavier. He also went in company with Mr* Elphinstone to the Inquisition, but they were not ad- mitted beyc5nd the ante-chamber.
On the 1 8th of February the vessel anchored at Bom- bay. It was his thirtieth birthday, "an age, " he says in his journal, " at which David Brainerd finished his course. " He adds characteristically : " I am now at the age when the Saviour of men began His ministry ; when John the Baptist called a nation to repentance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" All down the Bay of Bengal I could do nothing but sit listless on the poop, viewing the wide waste of waters, a sight that would have been beautiful had I been well. On the i8th, we came in sight of the island of Ceylon. " During the voyage the vessel touched at several places, and Martyn landed at Colombo, and describes a walk in a cinnamon garden and along a beautiful road where a tall grove of cocoa-nut trees rose on each side of the way, interspersed with the huts of the natives, and thro...ug^i which he caught a glimpse of the sea beyond. He landed also at Goa, where he visited the tomb of Francis Xavier. He also went in company with Mr* Elphinstone to the Inquisition, but they were not ad- mitted beyc5nd the ante-chamber.
On the 1 8th of February the vessel anchored at Bom- bay. It was his thirtieth birthday, "an age, " he says in his journal, " at which David Brainerd finished his course. " He adds characteristically : " I am now at the age when the Saviour of men began His ministry ; when John the Baptist called a nation to repentance.
What to read after Henry Martyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dent Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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