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Going up to them, Carey asked what was the matter with their faces. They answered that it was the Teeluk. **I inquired why they put such a mark. They said it was a piece of holiness, and pleaded the authority of the Shastras. I inquired what Shastras, and what proof they had of their books being divine. While we were thus talking, a good number of people got together, and among the rest an old Brahmin, of very good understanding. I had just inquired whether any one could inform me how my sins m...ight be pardoned ; but on the old man's coming up, they all referred me to him. I sat down on a mat, he on another, and the rest of the people around us, and then I repeated the question. He said that profound meditation and acts of holiness would answer the purpose. I observed that we were sinfully inclined, and therefore could not possibly do a good action. You may, said I, as well expect to see mangoes produced on the Indian fig, or cocoa-nuts on the toddy tree, as to see the fruits of holiness proceed from a sinful heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Going up to them, Carey asked what was the matter with their faces. They answered that it was the Teeluk. **I inquired why they put such a mark. They said it was a piece of holiness, and pleaded the authority of the Shastras. I inquired what Shastras, and what proof they had of their books being divine. While we were thus talking, a good number of people got together, and among the rest an old Brahmin, of very good understanding. I had just inquired whether any one could inform me how my sins m...ight be pardoned ; but on the old man's coming up, they all referred me to him. I sat down on a mat, he on another, and the rest of the people around us, and then I repeated the question. He said that profound meditation and acts of holiness would answer the purpose. I observed that we were sinfully inclined, and therefore could not possibly do a good action. You may, said I, as well expect to see mangoes produced on the Indian fig, or cocoa-nuts on the toddy tree, as to see the fruits of holiness proceed from a sinful heart.
What to read after William Carey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Culross to read onlineMoreLess
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