His father died leaving him only a copy of the Ramayana a few words of advice and his Brahmin heritage. [...] Removed from his native village removed from his boon companion Bindu removed from the loving care of his father in his new surroundings Kashinath took life seriously and was at once loved by his guardian and tutors. [...] Kashinath alive to his responsibilities and faithful to his promise flew to her aid without even explaining to anybody for his sudden journey. [...] in-law back to health and happy that he and his money had been so useful prepared to return home to his loving wife with a thousand thoughts of re-union. [...] But things had happened in the meantime— Pitambar annoyed and suspicions at his son-in-law's mysterious flight changed his will—leaving everything to his daughter.
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