Modern Review January 1923

At his departure the girl's father spewed signs of agitation and concern but hi§ daughter guessing the cause quieted him with the assurance that she 'would send on the doctor's fee and the cost of the medicine when they got home. [...] The delicacy of his nature and the 'keenness of his intellect cobined to givora special quality to the expresion of his fate. [...] that the strong fellow from ilgoss the sea does not bow his head in shame Wen you catch him in the act of housbreaking.: On the contrary he raises his crobar on yoa with all the assurance of innocence itself. [...] Unable to bear the sight of the son who had been the eati..► of his mother's death Krishnlidayal !iambil over the infant to his father-in-law and went off %Vest in a tit of despairing ren pnriti4in. [...] We must save our country and ourselves from insult by manfully bearing the burdens of our motherland with all our strength and all our pride." Full of these ideas Gore began religiously to bathe in the Ganges regularly to perform ceremonial worship morning and evening to take particular care of what he touched and what he eat and even to grow a tiki.* Every morning he went to take the dust o