Modern Review November 1919

Alas ! that such a boy as you must pay your debts and on such a day I The first breath of the autumn has sent a shiver through the white crest of flowering grass and the shiuli blossoms have offered their fragrance to the air as if in the joy of reckless sacrifice and it pains me to sev that boy sitting in the midst of all this toiling to pay his debts. [...] You are the famous Apurva-Ananda I I ask your parilon_forthe liberties I have taken Sonvasi. [...] I must confess to you father that I have kbiled up a little money for myself though not quite to the measure of what people imagine. [...] In my anger at the insult offered to me I thought I was right in disowning my debt to him. [...] Have you already given away your iecret to Thakurdada ? You hope to be quecessful when you do your business in Much a manner ? But is Thakurdada the proper man to help vou ? How much.!apital has he do you think ? Sanyasi.