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" The same criticism would probably apply to our Communities of women-workers. The exception would have to be made in the case of our Zenana Hospital doctors and nurses. Their work is unique, and their experience unique.
I have had long and intimate talks, and lived for more than a month with a missionary, who has himself, in his own case, untied the knot, and lives as an " Indian" among Indians. It has been an experience never to be forgotten. His intimate knowledge of the people, and their tr...ust in him and devotion to him, have been an object- lesson and given me more food for thought than anything else I have seen in India. A spirit of sacrifice has sprung up both among Christians and among non-Christians wherever he has gone, and there has been an extraordinary response to the ideal. He is so little of a " Sahib " that he has been roughly handled by that great respecter of THE INDIAN POINT OF VIEW 181 persons, the Indian policeman. Hindus trust him as a brother, and ask him into their houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The same criticism would probably apply to our Communities of women-workers. The exception would have to be made in the case of our Zenana Hospital doctors and nurses. Their work is unique, and their experience unique.
I have had long and intimate talks, and lived for more than a month with a missionary, who has himself, in his own case, untied the knot, and lives as an " Indian" among Indians. It has been an experience never to be forgotten. His intimate knowledge of the people, and their tr...ust in him and devotion to him, have been an object- lesson and given me more food for thought than anything else I have seen in India. A spirit of sacrifice has sprung up both among Christians and among non-Christians wherever he has gone, and there has been an extraordinary response to the ideal. He is so little of a " Sahib " that he has been roughly handled by that great respecter of THE INDIAN POINT OF VIEW 181 persons, the Indian policeman. Hindus trust him as a brother, and ask him into their houses.
What to read after North India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C F Charles Freer Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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