he demanded . ` Hear him ! Thy Holy One is well , ' she snapped viciously . ` Though that is none of his merit . Knew I a charm to make him wise , I 'd sell my jewels and buy it . To refuse good food that I cooked myself -- and go roving into the fields for two nights on an empty belly -- and to tumble into a brook at the end of it -- call you that holiness ? Then , when he has nearly broken what thou hast left of my heart with anxiety , he tells me that he has acquired merit . Oh , how like are all men ! No , that was not it -- he tells me that he is freed from all sin . I could have told him that before he wetted himself all over . He is well now -- this happened a week ago -- but burn me such holiness ! A babe of three would do better . Do not fret thyself for the Holy One . He keeps both eyes on thee when he is not wading our brooks . ' ' I do not remember to have seen him . I remember that the days and nights passed like bars of white and black , opening and shutting . I was not sick : I was but tired . ' ' A lethargy that comes by right some few score years later . But it is done now . ' ` Maharanee , ' Kim began , but led by the look in her eye , changed it to the title of plain love -- ` Mother , I owe my life to thee .
How shall I XXXXX thanks ?
Hear acquired changed demanded fret happened make owe remember tired