The Story of Madras
The Story of Madras
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' Father Ephraim had already built a church in old Black Town, whichseems to have stood somewhere within what is now the site of the HighCourt. Another French Capuchin had meanwhile come to Madras to helphim in his ministrations to his ever-increasing flock; so the churchin Black Town had its regular pastor.
After more than fifty years of self-sacrificing work in Madras, FatherEphraim died of old age, sincerely esteemed by all who knew him.
Some years after his death St. Andrew's was again rebu...ilt, and it wasnow a large edifice, with a high bell-tower, and a small churchyardaround. In the suburban district of Muthialpet there was also a'Portuguese Burying Place, ' which is now the 'compound' of the RomanCatholic Cathedral and its associated buildings in Armenian Street;and a small church stood within this enclosure. Adjoining thePortuguese Burying Place was the 'Armenian Burying Place, ' which isnow the enclosure of the Armenian church; and it was the ArmenianBurying Place that gave the name to the street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Father Ephraim had already built a church in old Black Town, whichseems to have stood somewhere within what is now the site of the HighCourt. Another French Capuchin had meanwhile come to Madras to helphim in his ministrations to his ever-increasing flock; so the churchin Black Town had its regular pastor.
After more than fifty years of self-sacrificing work in Madras, FatherEphraim died of old age, sincerely esteemed by all who knew him.
Some years after his death St. Andrew's was again rebu...ilt, and it wasnow a large edifice, with a high bell-tower, and a small churchyardaround. In the suburban district of Muthialpet there was also a'Portuguese Burying Place, ' which is now the 'compound' of the RomanCatholic Cathedral and its associated buildings in Armenian Street;and a small church stood within this enclosure. Adjoining thePortuguese Burying Place was the 'Armenian Burying Place, ' which isnow the enclosure of the Armenian church; and it was the ArmenianBurying Place that gave the name to the street.
What to read after The Story of Madras?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barlow Glyn to read onlineMoreLess
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