The Mahatma and the Hare
Everyone has seen a hare, either crouched or running in the fields, or hanging dead in a poulterer's shop, or lastly pathetic, even dreadful-looking and in this form almost indistinguishable from a skinned cat, on the domestic table. But not many people have met a Mahatma, at least to their knowledge. Not many people know even who or what a Mahatma is. The majority of those who chance to have heard the title are apt to confuse it with another, that of Mad Hatter. By Sir Henry Rider Haggard, an English writer of adventure novels, the creator of the dashing adventurer Allan Quatermain, one of the great literary heroes of Britain's Victorian era.
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