fc;.T tLe £aiinya>: *li«l noi p::t I^ian app^rsiv v. T:> raja y^;:
nu^fcVfte*i that they migiit fcJsh ti> r^^ai.* f • t^t tL»-
car-ier rci^ht not v;ak fur ;h^ v^sels Y«rjy I* i «:. ar.«l ada* !
mat the sadhc might ha\e pr^e^re.l io< I in 10 city. £•
r.v^y tc nk their feud.
Jn?t after the meal ^a« over and rL*? vf-^sr!.-? T^rt-
clf-iiii€-«l. the sannyusl filtered ti>l'.. ii£^* v;I:l; ha?tyaij.'.' ^pri*
vtej^ a:vi uirectly v.-nj^t TO tli^ r*.«. 21 v»L^r-r ih*j tuL^i-r V;L^
serve*;, and tnert h^ f^in-L i/'thli.g rr.t ii in =t tuijtu^^iija;
iiit*-r-tiinner smell t^f !'«>-»!, a: vrhicL i.e s:^iil'-.,.
"Wliere is fc« i*i for mer" :ie cavleu oi:t.
He gave ^i;ek a furious sture at RtiLiiIs? iLat :f Lr ^ML!*]
fwallo"»v up SamJcts by hi? gaze lie wnl « ef-r:&:iily ].;^^-
dcii«=* so that instaiir.
"Fine fellows!—yon Lave eaten eTerytLirig aii^l l^it
nothing for me?" ne spfjke with Ydtherlng se« rn.
**Yon tf^o shall have yi-nr meal, sivaiiil, H:t tl/ee p):i
*i:d not come In iiuief you will have to %vair ariMther l.alf-
aii-iionr,"" Raniiias replied. He tlien InstnicTeii the meal
carrier to run at niiee to a eertapi frieivF? h*.i7a*^ and f-rteh
<k)iible meals. Tiie obliging young man, in half-an-hoBr,
Lroiigfii a suiSeiemly large quantity of fo^d, arid the
hungry saniiyasi had a satisfactory meal.
The sannyasi staved for the day. That evening visitors
»xmre<l in as usual br«t, \vhen they saw tl^e saimyas! there,
ihey manifested niieaslDess and anxiety. Two early "visitors
spoie out their mind In Ms presence, said;
"This sannyasi Is a great pest. He conies to our houses
and worries our lives out uf us. H> is nut saiisHed will:
mere food. He also wants money. We pcor people cannut
afford to meet Ms demands. Further he tkre«it€jus to hurl
curses at us. We do noi set miicli value OB Ms curses, "but
Ms behaviour is quite intolerable. "We would ha^e dealt
with Mm IB a drastic manner, but we respect the colour «»f
ihe cloth be wears."