The old man ought to be prosecuted, and, mind you, I'll prosecute him, and you too, for conspiring with him." "A prosecution," said the Hindoo, "will not hurt him, but it might hurt you.

For it would show how you lent him fifty pounds five years ago; how you made him give you a bill for a hundred; how you did not press him to pay that bill, but you continually offered to renew it for him, increasing the amount on each time of renewal; and at last you made him give you a bill of sale for three hundred and fifty.

This is, I suppose, one of the many ways in which Englishmen grow rich.
There are also usurers in India, but they do not, in my country, call themselves lawyers.

A prosecution.

My friend, it is for us to prosecute.