Excerpt from Behramji a Biographical a Sketch

The most interesting portions of this book are those which give us a peep into an Indian home - that of Mr. Malabari and his family, revealing the life of the young reformer, his aspirations, the weakness and the strength of his character, the influence of women on his youthful training, his devotion to their cause in after life. We see how much he owed to his mother, a remarkable woman, of strong will, masterful mind, and irresistible energy, yet a simple, homely housewife, with the tenderest heart. She said: "All the boys in the street are my own sons, " when, for her own son, thought to be dying, a specific was pressed upon her which would have injured another boy.

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