fakir

The fakir was in the bag into which he had been put, cold and inanimate.

There were not wanting those in the profession who openly denounced him as a "fakir."

I began to think that the fakir could talk forever and ever faster.

If you think, and think rightly, the fakir does not get you.

He is suffering so hideously, and so determinedly, like a fakir.

It was a foregone conclusion that they would consider him a fakir and a crook.

"Yes, but Lemoine was a fakir of the first water;" said Andrews.

Unfortunately the fakir did not improve the longer he stayed with us.

So the fakir hobbled away, and stood in the market-place to sell the cloth.

A fakir because you misrepresent, and a fool because you do not begin to understand the people.