I owe not only my life, but all that I am, to you.

Had you been without friends, I would have taken you to England.

But happily you are among your own people, and have now been living with your good brother and his wife for four-and-twenty years; and I can leave you, knowing that you are perfectly comfortable and happy.
"Have you any desire to better your condition, Ramdass?
I owe you, too, so much that it would greatly please me to be able, in some way, to show that I am grateful for the shelter you gave me for so many years." "There is nothing," Ramdass said.

"I have all that I can desire.
Had I more, I should have greater cares.

Those who are rich here are not the best off, for it is they who are squeezed when our lords have need of money.