be extended? Service begets love; and "there is no Caste in Love." Again: "In a holy place the Brahmin may dine with the Outcaste and not be .defiled." Could'this be put into deliberate use on all pilgrimages? Might not the Brahmin thus discover that the sweeper is a good fellow after all? And the rest—is it not the opportunity of the Outcaste himself and of everyone whose heart is stirred to help?
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 110, 5 November 1935, Page 18
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