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(Champaklal:) “After Mother left Library House and I moved into her room, I found three of her old study-portraits done in oil when she was in France, lying in a corner unattended.
After some time, I asked Mother:
- “Can I hang the study-portraits which you left behind on the wall of my room?”
Normally I never interfered in the arrangements made by the Mother but in this case I felt that they should be cared for.
Mother: “No, they are not good enough for that.”
But when I persisted she reluctantly permitted me to hang them on the wall of my room. One of them [the first] has been reproduced here [in the book]. They are still in my room which is now occupied by Motiben.”[1]
- ↑ Champaklal Speaks, p.80
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