The Child In India by Clifford Manshardt

I have distinguished these two aspects of the work, only, as it were, to join them again, in emphasising that the best
work is done by those who are moved to action by both. The Society for the Protection of Children in Western
India has kept both objects equally clearly in view, to profit society by preventing the wastage of its children, and
to cleanse society by righting a grievous wrong. As the Knight of old in the days of chivalry considered no reward
for his success in a difficult enterprise more meet than to be entrusted with one even more difficult, so I feel sure,
in congratulating the Society for the Protection of Children in Western India on its coming of age, that it will desire
no better wish from me than that its successful labours in the past may be but the prelude to even more laborious and
even more successful days in the future.