Tukaram, Poem 1350

He that protects the tenants with rogues by his side is a strong paik, who is completely devoted to his master’s service. He considers his own person no more than grass, he looks on gold as a stone; nothing comes between him and his master. A paik is worth nothing if he tells lies. Tuka says, His master will suffer no loss, for the paik will take care of him.