The Life of Rev Henry Martyn
The Life of Rev Henry Martyn
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' g 2 186 LIFE OF HENRY MARTYN.
From the men who accompanied Sir William Ousely to Constantinople, I learned that the plague was raging at Constantinople, and thousands dying every day. One of the Persians had died of it. They added, that the inhabitants of Tocat were flying from their town from the same cause. Thus I am passing inevitably into imminent dan- ger. O Lord, thy will be done ! Living or dying, remember me !" The principal guard and leader of the party was a Tartar, named Hassan Aga.... His treatment of Mr. Martyn from this time, was inhuman, and the journal of the next five days gives a deeply affect- ing narrative of the sufferings to which the savage conduct of his guide exposed him.
" Oct. 2d. Some hours before day, I sent to tell the Tartar I was ready, but Hassan Aga was for once riveted to his bed. However, at eight, having got strong horses, he set off at a great rate, and over the level ground he made us gallop as fast as the horses would go, to Chiflick, where we arrived at sun-set, I was lodged, at my request, in the stables of the post-house, not liking the scrutinizing impudence of the fellows who frequent the coffee room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' g 2 186 LIFE OF HENRY MARTYN.
From the men who accompanied Sir William Ousely to Constantinople, I learned that the plague was raging at Constantinople, and thousands dying every day. One of the Persians had died of it. They added, that the inhabitants of Tocat were flying from their town from the same cause. Thus I am passing inevitably into imminent dan- ger. O Lord, thy will be done ! Living or dying, remember me !" The principal guard and leader of the party was a Tartar, named Hassan Aga.... His treatment of Mr. Martyn from this time, was inhuman, and the journal of the next five days gives a deeply affect- ing narrative of the sufferings to which the savage conduct of his guide exposed him.
" Oct. 2d. Some hours before day, I sent to tell the Tartar I was ready, but Hassan Aga was for once riveted to his bed. However, at eight, having got strong horses, he set off at a great rate, and over the level ground he made us gallop as fast as the horses would go, to Chiflick, where we arrived at sun-set, I was lodged, at my request, in the stables of the post-house, not liking the scrutinizing impudence of the fellows who frequent the coffee room.
What to read after The Life of Rev Henry Martyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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