... of gossip by sending invitations to a number of prominent Indian gentlemen. The Indians are greatly stirred up by the invitations, which take on another level of significance when the Nawab Bahadur, one of the most prominent Indians in the region, announces his intention to go to the party. But the party, held in ... the Indians, and angrily protests to his mother that he is not in India to be pleasant--he is there to establish justice and keep the peace. Mrs. Moore chastises him for being self-satisfied, and reminds him that God is love, and that God wants him to be kind. Ronny ... gr...

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