Memoir of the Rev Henry Martyn
Memoir of the Rev Henry Martyn
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''It was, " said he, "a melancholy scene. I could speak to none of my people but to Corporal B "^ * "^ and * ^ *. 1 said also to Sergeant G * * * 'it is now high time to be decided in religion. ' He replied * 14 162 MEMOIR OF v. 'lth a ;:igl}. Poor Corporal B* * ^* and the others i^avo me a last airectiiig look after thcj were in the boats. I retired to pray; and found dehghtful ac- cess to God, and freedom in prayer for the poor soldiers. " — The Indiamen being then ordered to get under weigh,... and the men of war drawn up close to the shore, a landing \vas effected, and soon after seven tlie next day, as Mr. Martjn describes it, "a most tremendous fire of artillery beo:an behind a mountain abreast of the ships. It seemed as if the mountain itself was torn by intestine convulsions. The smoke rose from a lesser eminence on the right (^f the hill; and, on the top of it, troops were seen marchinp- down the farther declivity. Then came such a long drawn fire of musketry, that I could not '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''It was, " said he, "a melancholy scene. I could speak to none of my people but to Corporal B "^ * "^ and * ^ *. 1 said also to Sergeant G * * * 'it is now high time to be decided in religion. ' He replied * 14 162 MEMOIR OF v. 'lth a ;:igl}. Poor Corporal B* * ^* and the others i^avo me a last airectiiig look after thcj were in the boats. I retired to pray; and found dehghtful ac- cess to God, and freedom in prayer for the poor soldiers. " — The Indiamen being then ordered to get under weigh,... and the men of war drawn up close to the shore, a landing \vas effected, and soon after seven tlie next day, as Mr. Martjn describes it, "a most tremendous fire of artillery beo:an behind a mountain abreast of the ships. It seemed as if the mountain itself was torn by intestine convulsions. The smoke rose from a lesser eminence on the right (^f the hill; and, on the top of it, troops were seen marchinp- down the farther declivity. Then came such a long drawn fire of musketry, that I could not '.
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