One Meeting A Child Who Has Lost His Way Home

IF MEET a child that has lost his way home, I shall try to be of every possible help to him, I shall console him, if he is weeping, I shall feed him if he is hungry. I shall give him a cold drink, if he is thirsty. Then I shall give him a lift on my bicycle to drop him at the place familiar to him. If I am on foot, and his house is far away, I shall seat him in a bus going in that direction. If, however, I am too busy to help him myself, I shall entrust him to the station House officer of the nearest police Station, and he will do the needful.