The banian knows it, too.

He supplies the young servant with money.

He has him under his power: first, from the necessity of employing such a man; and next, (and this is the more important of the two,) he has that dreadful power over his master which every creditor has over his debtor.

Actions the most abhorrent to his nature he must see done before his face, and thousands and thousands worse are done in his absence, and he dare not complain.

The banian extorts, robs, plunders, and then gives him just what proportion of the spoil he pleases.