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It is natural that persons who visit the Mission-house upon business superintended by Brother Marshman should be entertained at his house rather than elsewhere.
We laboured to raise it: we expended much money to accomplish that object; and in a good measure saw the object of our desire accomplished. But now we are traduced, and the church rent by the very men who came to be our helpers. As to Brother Marshman, seriously, what do they want? Would they attempt to deny his possessing the grace of God?
It makes me ashamed to speak of it, even; and I can't bear he should think so I can't bear it! What shall I do, dear Alice?" "I don't know what you can do, dear Ellie; but be patient Mr. Marshman will not think anything very hard of you, I dare say." "But I think he does already; he hasn't kissed me since that as he did before; I know he does, and I don't know what to do.
John Marshman, was formally taken into the Brotherhood. He united with Dr. Carey in writing to the Committee two letters, dated 21st January 1826 and 15th November 1827, which show the progress of the college and the mission from the first as one independent agency, and closed with Carey's appeal to the judgment of posterity.
His tomb in the cemetery witnesses to his humility of spirit. It stands at one corner of a triangle, with the tombs of Marshman and of Ward at the two remaining corners, but the only inscription he permitted to be engraved upon it is the two lines of the hymn, A wretched, lost, and helpless worm, On thy kind arms I fall.
George Marshman. The conversation dropped; and the two gentlemen began another in an undertone, pacing up and down the floor together. The next morning, not sorrowfully, Ellen entered the sleigh again, and they set off homewards. "What a sober little piece that is!" said Mr. Howard. "Oh! sober!" cried Ellen Chauncey; "that is because you don't know her, Uncle Howard.
On the arrival of the missionaries at Calcutta, they repaired to the residence of Dr. Carey, where they found Mr. Marshman and Mr. Ward, all of whom were connected with the English Baptist mission station at Serampore. By invitation of Dr. Carey they visited the station, and were treated with the greatest kindness. But their hopes of usefulness were destined to be blasted.
A college the fourth and perfecting corner-stone of the mission Carey on the importance of English in 1800 Anticipates Duff's policy of undermining Brahmanism New educational era begun by the charter of 1813 and Lord Hastings Plan of the Serampore College in 1818 Anticipates the Anglo-Orientalism of the Punjab University The building described by John Marshman Bishop Middleton follows The Scottish and other colleges Action of the Danish Government The royal charter Visit of Maharaja Serfojee Death of Ward, Charles Grant and Bentley Bishop Heber and his catholic letter Dr.
Marshman has taken care of that." The whole wall of trees was in shadow when the little family sat down to table; but there was still the sunlit picture behind; and there was another kind of sunshine in every face at the table. Quietly happy the whole four, or at least the whole three, were first, in being together after that, in all things beside.
That was necessarily kept on the opposite side of the river; and if the strength of the horse would have borne it, could not have been used for the purposes of health. Sister Marshman was seized with a disease of the liver, a disease which proves fatal in three cases out of four.
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