Question

Why did Keshav pray before he began carving the bell?​

Answer 1

KESHAV: My dear Broome, how opportune is your arrival! You will save me from the malady of work, it may be, from the dangerous opium of solitude. How is it I have not seen you for the last fortnight?

WILSON: Surely, Keshav, you can understand the exigencies of the Tripos.

KESHAV: Ah, you are a happy man. You can do what you are told. But put off your academical aspirations until tomorrow and we will talk. The cigarettes are on the mantlepiece—excuse my