He became friendly with Dr.
Roberts, and encouraged the hospital.

He did not wish in any way to be complicated with his arrangements.

Nobody else became friendly.

Surji Rao took care of that.

And at last one morning a report went like wildfire about the palace and the city that the missionary had killed a sacred bull, set free in honour of Krishna at the birth of a son to Maun Rao, the chief of the Maharajah's generals.