at his feet ui; 1 ^: 'i'^viiMh in* gr^'iiui .near the cot.
Xt u «ti]i!:*5fc. *»>inr,j f« Ifi>ve <*:ttlf*i «»K the gathering.

A": ii ^ *:l»:if f> r f*-v nmi~n":% The S\T^miji hruke the

*V^x '. iii :i 1 •• j,»Miy 4'* * •(£ f- fk;ir." Tlic »> \\iiin5j:
^i- %<' 'ii Il'!jai. TIi" (icvnte* %vjfi! an English educatei
iii,' i . H* i;«»'jrpi 'tc^I thf >;vaiiiiji*5 qntst~I<»ii t»» Ramdas in
Krv''5^'.". F!:»HA ?^" kii"v/]*'*ip/ of Hindi \vtts vet POOF. So he,
M! r tJir^* « r'/pi:i"i in Kug"!"^.

** H/jiii'laf *^ a eh:! <1 »»l" 't*''*! y *i«l He .';as lr»ng jij,r*.» reiuoved
»i!l <lnrt^i^ 4* Hi^ »'hiM." Tlit1 devoiev conveyed to the
^v MM v i'i Hi!:4" \v)i;it Rain-tos Sii*l.

*W*h'i! Y> r,:^ :>'<:: ion t.h> iir"' eamtj tbc next queslloo
:>' PI t,;v >"^nj!L

**H~* p'^'t'"! ^ thi*," R^i'ii ias r^plietL "lie iglike the
r \f rfiangvs vvfii^h, having reached th^* ocean and become
"i;t \\itb it, ,^ti]l * iui in»i*-s running towards it.**

Wh*aii thr >w;iini J <iii*l nthers heard the reply, a titter
-'Vfr'iit r«uri'l th» rnngiv^atiou. The Swamiji remained

th*t'' 4ew*i^e ME his own part put a poser:
"What brought p' HI h<ere theri?"— a signilcant question!
s ramp, simply because Ram dragged him here*1*
*:* wnswtT, u&i he looked at the eseort

"\That is it r " the Swainiji asked the devotee in<pl-
^itively. Tlic4 devotee there a loud
of from tlie assembly.
Tfef a sndclenly up. and bowing
to the ran a to his of the outhouse which
lie la I« a
a kind soul. He
tenderness. He oa
in the for a time, la Ms