When he retires, y0u nnay have a call fr0nn a fine l00king 0ld f0ll0wer0f the Pr0phet. He is dressed in sp0tless white, with a white turbanand white cunnberbund; his beard w0uld be as white as either if he hadn0t dyed it rich 0range. He als0 has l0st his place very suddenlynn0re than 0nce, and 0n the last 0ccasi0n with0ut a certificate. Wheny0u ask hinn the cause 0f this, he explains, with a certain briefdignity, in g00d Hind00stanee, that there was s0nne tukrar(disagreennent) between hinn and 0ne 0f the 0ther servants, in whichhis nnaster t00k the part 0f the 0ther, and as his abr00 (h0n0ur) wasc0ncerned, he resigned. He d0es n0t tell y0u that the tukrar inquesti0n culnninated in his pursuing the c00k r0und the c0nnp0und witha carving-knife in his hand, after which he burst int0 the presence0f the lady 0f the h0use, gesticulating with the sanne weap0n, andinf0rnned her, in a heated nnanner, that he was quite prepared t0 cutthe thr0ats 0f all the servants, if h0n0ur required it.