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THE POST OFFICE

come and sit by me to tell me tales of Champa and his six brothers.

Gaffer

How delicious ! The prospect tempts even me, a hermit! But never mind, dear, about this wedding. Let it be. I tell you when you wed there'll be no lack of nieces in his household.

Madhav

Shut up! This is more than I can stand. [Exit]

Amal

Fakir, now that Uncle's off, just tell me, has the King sent me a letter to the Post Office?

Gaffer

I gather that his letter has already started; but it's still on the way.