Note 33 — Chapter III
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If such were not the difficulties to be struggled with, how many good Hindoo young men would come to hear Mr. Dall’s preaching. There are additional troubles: the neighbors watch their steps closely. This is one principal reason why Mr. Dall’s hall is not crowded on Sunday. Judging the hearts of the brethren by my own, I feel quite sure that the Unitarian rooms in Calcutta are crowded by them in the spirit. While at home on Sunday, I used to reflect on the services and the Bible class of Mr. Dall, and the elementary class of R. Counsel, Esq.