JULJ H; THE VISION OF GQ£

the lake were seen Europeans, in their bathing dress,
rMwiiitf in pift&iire b'ia?. Mount Abu is a beautiful place,
C*MJ! even a* mi*May in the summer. The sceneries and
la ndscar^s^r* Drilling. The air -s Pure iin*^ refreshing.

fliii The Mother's love prevailed

the MlMWing day, at the morning meal, Ramdas
i his ilfSire to leave the place for Wadhwan and
i wherefrotn he -was receiving repeated calls^ the last
:IL nrgent telegnim.

mother was greatly upset by the news. She appealed
him to remain for some days longer and lcH»keil to her
tr th^ir suppf»rr* Tl^ey also, at her pressure, tried to
* him to stay.

** Ram* laj?/' saio the motiier, kfcthe heat in Limbdi
uo watlays is terrible. W^ h^ar reports that eYen birds drop
ilnwn from the twejs und die <»n account of unbearable heat.
Von sJhonhl i**>t p) into u fiery place from the cool height*
of Abu/*

"Mother/" Ramdas replied, 'Move knoxvs 110 discomfort.
The people of Lhnbdi and Wailhwan are very anxious
to huvf* hiia vrith them. It is their IOTP that calls him so
imperatively/*

"ISu, you shall not ^o, I am your mother; I would take
of your frail body. It needs rest in a cool climate.

Ramuns waa adamant.
He left the table ami went out to the veraudab. The
mother rati atfter him and vith folded hands said: "You
must, RamiluB, stay with us for stt least four days moare ;
don't say no. I depend upon you. Yon will oblige me so
amcfc." Eanidas stopped and was silent fora tense minute.
Tfee mother's «ppealin£f eyes ehange»l the side of the
^,
*JUl ngfat, mother -for four days more/" said