CKITSAKVT ,y_-«',. 1 = 9 ceard, bright, Lale ~nme *iisrnnce almost hi«liieu \a iL^ «Jense grov*1 f.f trees \vs«s tlie temple ot* Auasiiyaji— ttit t-elebrated pativraTu. wit'*- uf ilie ^reut sage Arrimiani* Hf-re again the iiEage v,us of black marble, dressed gaudily r:i ifTciriiiiP robes, after the Nortti Indian fashioii. After slaking their thirst at the river—here the water ,f the brook was of transparent purity—the party rested br&eath a hnge tree in froui of the terraced house, Xigbt •;.as approaching and along with it also cold. The sadhuB "Af-iii in search of firewood to light a fire for the niglit. While Barndps was sitting alone tinder the tree, Le l«tv.r«i tLe clapping of hands from the direction of the terrace. A sadhu beckoned to him. Ascending a flight of ^:ieps Rumdas reached the terrace and approached the ks were distant and dreamy and there was a subtle glow on his brown face. As he expressed him- self m signs, it was clear that he was also observing the \