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...lying on my back on my cot, reading my Greek Testament, which had been my daily com- panion from a boy. I was holding it up over me, reading a little, and shutting my eyes and think- ing a Uttle. This continued for near half an hour. At length the passage I was reading was finished, and I let the arm that was holding the book fall. 58 IN THE TIGER JUNGLE Then, and not until then, did I become aware that a huge serpent was coiled around one of the bamboo rafters, with some four feet of his body- hanging down directly over my head, with his eyes flashing and his tongue darting out, just above where my book had been and had concealed him. He had evidently been asleep in the roof; the putting in of my cot had awakened him. While I was reading he had let down one third of his body or more, and was looking to see what this leprous-looking white man was about, for he had probably never seen a white man before. His darting tongue was almost within arm's- length of my face when I caught sight...

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A racist book and against Hindus and Hinduism in general

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Deepak Singh "Seeking the Truth" (Chicago USA):   23 Feb 2009
A racist book and against Hindus and Hinduism in general The missionary has used the Hindu's concept of non violence against them by showing that people were ready to stone them but when they listened to him they agreed to what he was saying. Why did he not try to preach in Mosque? Then he says that caste was the main reason what people were not converting to Christianity. So is this the reason Christianity is against caste in India so that you can have more converts. Then he predicts in a holy
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Unsung Missionary Heroes

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Jean Marrapodi "Jean Marrapodi" (Providence, RI United States):   01 Nov 2008
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) We hear lots of things about the "famous" missionaries, but there are loads of missionaries out there doing the same pioneering work to spread the gospel. This book is a collection of stories about a missionary doctor and his work in the late 1800s, shortly after the civil war in the US, in India, in an area that is now Hyderabad and the regions around Andhra Pradesh. Having visited there in Sept 2008, much has not changed, and a good portion of this area i
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A good read.

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Student of India (USA):   13 May 2007
Reads like stories from a favorite uncle that happend to be a Missonary to South India in the old days.

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