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f. We often entered
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Ishwari was the son of a rich landlord; my father was a poor clerk w
other than his sweat and toil, had no property to speak of. We often
into hot debates: I criticised the landlords, and described them as w
animals, and blood-sucking leeches. Ishwari defended the landlords; but
usually his defence fell flat because he could not offer strong reasons
support. The argument that all are not equal; there are rich and poor people
the society, and this will always be the case, was untenable. There could be
moral rule to justify such an arrangement in the society. During these debates
I usually became very agitated, and said some harsh things. But, Ishwari
accepted his defeat, smilingly. I never saw him get angry; the reason, perhaps
was that he realised the frailty of his arguments.
Ishwari spoke with a degree of arrogance while dealing with seryants; he
had in him a large measure of arrogance which rich people usually display,
He flew into a rage if the servants made the slightest delay in laying the
untenable: not possible to continue because​

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