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In plain words

What is written in the letters lying under weights on the table? A widow, perhaps, has written: "My little children are orphans, with no one to look after them. You must care for them." Someone has written: "You had gone away to Karmatar, so we did not get our monthly allowance in time, and we have suffered greatly." A poor boy writes: "You have given me free admission to your school, but I have no money for books." Another has written: "My family is going hungry; you must find me a post." A teacher in his school has written: "My sister has been widowed, and the whole burden of her has fallen on me. I cannot manage on this salary." Someone, perhaps, has written from England: "I am in trouble here. You are the friend of the poor; send me a little money and rescue me from the trouble that is upon me." And someone has written: "The day of arbitration is fixed for such and such a date. Please come that day and settle our quarrel."