Modern Review June 1923

While in the enjoyment of our comforts at home we are quite unable to appreciate what an immense' privilege it is to have the - freedom: of the outside air and light—Ad are all the time forgetful of the multitudes who with or without fault of their own are subjected to confinement and insult and deprival of this God-given privilege. [...] For she also knew that it would be impossible to get any & member of this' orthodox household to take her the lady of the house to the look-tip where Gora was to face the Curious glances and inquisitive remarks of the crowd. [...] And when in the gloom of evening it became difficult to keep his feelings within control Binoy pestered Anandamoyi till she left all her housework and came with him to ail veradah in front of his room and there he made her sit down on the mat and tall him stories about her childhood's days and about her father's hume.—stories of the days before her marriage when as the grandchild of the p [...] But her constant self-reproach due to the suppression of truth which she had been led to connive at rendered her impervious to the caustic comments of other& When people accused her of being a Christian she used to clasp Gore to her bosom and say: "God knows it is no accusation to call mea Christian !" Thus had she gradually become accustomed to ignore the dictates of her social circle and to fo [...] him was out of the question —and yet thus to be.wholly able to 'control her ownheartI Whitt —what an awful plight to be in ! She could tee that Binoy was not averse to her and it was bemuse of this that she found it so difficult TRW FOR.11'NE 1923"GOIR 805 to keep her heart in check.