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In plain words

"Hriday had said to Sambhu Mallick, Give me some money. Sambhu Mallick held English views; he said, Why should I go giving you money? You are able to work and feed yourself; you are earning something, whatever it may be. If a man is very poor, that is another matter, or blind, or lame, or crippled; giving to such as these does some good. Then Hriday said, Sir! Do not say that. I have no need of money. May God grant that I never have to be blind, lame, an utter pauper, any of these. There is no need for you to give, and no need for me to take.