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sadhu rather heavy, and it was quite a task to carry him to the monastery, though it was not far off. His legs began to falter under the heavy load. Moreover, the sadhu was getting impatient at the delay in reaching the monastery. He was groaning all the way. This made Nandisen uneasy. On the way, the sadhu had another bout of stools. But Nandisen remained undisturbed and went on with his dirty load.
While trudging on to the monastery, Nandisen experienced a fragrance coming in his direction. There was no longer the foul odour emanating from the sadhu's body. He reached the monastery. He heard the sadhu, that gave him shelter, express joy at the sense of missionary service shown by Nandisen. Soon he found that his load had totally lightened.
And Nandisen's words, "Sir, I seek shelter!" echoed in the air.
OOD
