Dr. Abraham George

Yes, certainly. During my stay up there, I was alone as an officer and I used to climb one of those little hills up there. Already we were 14,000 and I would sit there only because I could see the sky below me. The clouds were floating below me, and it was absolutely magnificent to sit up there in endless range of mountains and valleys.

Yes, certainly. During my stay up there, I was alone as an officer and I used to climb one of those little hills up there. Already we were 14,000 and I would sit there only because I could see the sky below me. The clouds were floating below me, and it was absolutely magnificent to sit up there in endless range of mountains and valleys.

And while the blasting of the rocks were going on down below, I would occasionally go and guide them and check. But then I didn't have much to do other than wait for them to complete the blasting. I had to be away from the blasting area. Anyway, I started thinking, what is that I'm doing? Sure, the Chinese might attack us and I will have to defend the border.

And while the blasting of the rocks were going on down below, I would occasionally go and guide them and check. But then I didn't have much to do other than wait for them to complete the blasting. I had to be away from the blasting area. Anyway, I started thinking, what is that I'm doing? Sure, the Chinese might attack us and I will have to defend the border.

And while the blasting of the rocks were going on down below, I would occasionally go and guide them and check. But then I didn't have much to do other than wait for them to complete the blasting. I had to be away from the blasting area. Anyway, I started thinking, what is that I'm doing? Sure, the Chinese might attack us and I will have to defend the border.

But after a while, I didn't find sufficient purpose to what I was doing. And that was the time I read one important book by Albert Schweitzer. He's a German and he won an Nobel Prize later and he went in a river boat. It's a small camp. It wasn't even a boat, a canoe. And he reached Gabon, Africa. And he lived with the tribals. He established a hospital. He treated the patients there.

But after a while, I didn't find sufficient purpose to what I was doing. And that was the time I read one important book by Albert Schweitzer. He's a German and he won an Nobel Prize later and he went in a river boat. It's a small camp. It wasn't even a boat, a canoe. And he reached Gabon, Africa. And he lived with the tribals. He established a hospital. He treated the patients there.

But after a while, I didn't find sufficient purpose to what I was doing. And that was the time I read one important book by Albert Schweitzer. He's a German and he won an Nobel Prize later and he went in a river boat. It's a small camp. It wasn't even a boat, a canoe. And he reached Gabon, Africa. And he lived with the tribals. He established a hospital. He treated the patients there.

I mean, people who came to him, the tribal people. He lived in the middle of the midst of animals and everything else. And I thought it was very fascinating and romantic to be living like that, especially the tribes. And another book I had read

I mean, people who came to him, the tribal people. He lived in the middle of the midst of animals and everything else. And I thought it was very fascinating and romantic to be living like that, especially the tribes. And another book I had read

I mean, people who came to him, the tribal people. He lived in the middle of the midst of animals and everything else. And I thought it was very fascinating and romantic to be living like that, especially the tribes. And another book I had read

which had an impact on me, apart from Albert Schweitzer, I'm just trying to remember the name, and in which the author says that there is nothing right about the book. It is what is left. And I said, by God, what is left? By which he meant, of course, that who is alive? Russell, Bertrand Russell, he's a great philosopher of modern times. He's passed away.

which had an impact on me, apart from Albert Schweitzer, I'm just trying to remember the name, and in which the author says that there is nothing right about the book. It is what is left. And I said, by God, what is left? By which he meant, of course, that who is alive? Russell, Bertrand Russell, he's a great philosopher of modern times. He's passed away.

which had an impact on me, apart from Albert Schweitzer, I'm just trying to remember the name, and in which the author says that there is nothing right about the book. It is what is left. And I said, by God, what is left? By which he meant, of course, that who is alive? Russell, Bertrand Russell, he's a great philosopher of modern times. He's passed away.

Bertrand Russell's book also I happened to read. At that time, and a few days later, not a few days, a few months later, I... was blown up in one of those dynamite blasts.

Bertrand Russell's book also I happened to read. At that time, and a few days later, not a few days, a few months later, I... was blown up in one of those dynamite blasts.

Bertrand Russell's book also I happened to read. At that time, and a few days later, not a few days, a few months later, I... was blown up in one of those dynamite blasts.

Only because the fuse wires the military was giving had to be cut short because we were running out of fuse wires, and their eyes took up the job of blasting, lighting the wires, and I didn't notice that the wire had already lighted. And suddenly it was near the the dynamite and I turned around and jumped, but it was a little too late and I was injured.

Only because the fuse wires the military was giving had to be cut short because we were running out of fuse wires, and their eyes took up the job of blasting, lighting the wires, and I didn't notice that the wire had already lighted. And suddenly it was near the the dynamite and I turned around and jumped, but it was a little too late and I was injured.

Only because the fuse wires the military was giving had to be cut short because we were running out of fuse wires, and their eyes took up the job of blasting, lighting the wires, and I didn't notice that the wire had already lighted. And suddenly it was near the the dynamite and I turned around and jumped, but it was a little too late and I was injured.