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I was able to see the generous, altruistic nature of Mr. Lallubhai. A few students appearing for the B. A. were staying with me, and one of them was unfortunately unable to read much owing to some trouble with his eyes. Just "at the examination time Lallubhai had one of his usual attacks and he was ordered by the doctors to
give up the idea of appearing for his examina- tion. The disappointment was very great and yet Lallubhai instead of feeling morose and sullen, helped his colleague by reading to him the books of his optional subject which was different from Lallubhai's. An ordinary person would have taken the loss of one year-and Lallubhai could then ill afford to lose one year-so much to heart that he would hardly have been able to do any work at the time, but to do regular work of an unselfish nature in a subject. unknown to him and abstruse required a noble heroic soul, and I then saw for the first time that Lallubhai's soul was such a one.
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