...The long sufferings which Baba had undergone during his
early life might have been partly compensated with rather balmy days he saw in
later life. But his heart was not
entirely free from grief and not at least as far as his daughter Annapurna
Shankar was concerned. Baba doted on her, for she has fully realized most of
his dreams of a disciple. Even if her face straightened a little, Baba would
visibly be moved. So when despite her valiant efforts to keep from her father
the cracks in her apparently happy marriage, Baba could instinctively gauge the
depth of her grief, he could not be the same again.
p59, Chapter 9, Remarkable Incidents of Life
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