Dirty clothes

Once in the city Banaras in Uttar prudish, India ,there lived a wise man .It was his habit to go for morning walk everyday towards the river Ganga.The Early morning wind is refreshing and he used to take deep breathes and felt energised for the whole day.On a very routine day ,he was accompanied by one of his best friend and started the morning walk as usual. That were in the deep breathing practice with enjoyment ,suddenly an unknown person came and joined them and started gossiping with the gentleman. After sometime the person started talking rubbish and rebuked him with bad words.He continued insulting with some pleasure.The saintly person kept quite and did not reply to this rude person .By seeing quiteness in him ,the stranger started trying  to insult this time by calling the gentleman's forefathers name and used more bad words .Even after such behaviour he did not loose his control and continued walking .By the time ,the time the clown person was surprised to see his gentleness disappeared from the scene .As they continued walking ,his colleague also felt bad and asked him why he did not reply a single word even after this nonsense person's intolerable behaviour. The good man gestured  his friend to follow him till to his home.As soon as they entered his residence ,he asked his friend to sit for a moment in the drawing room and he entered to another room inside.After some time he came out with some dirty clothes in his hand .Then he requested his friend to remove his clothes and to put on the clothes full of dirts which was in his hand.His friend was astonished and took the clothes to his hand .The clothes had very bad smell and he had no alternative but to throw this cloth to a long distance outside of the room .Now the wise man told to his friend why he did not reply to the person who misbehaved him on the road.As the reason his friend did not prefer to wear the dirty clothes and throwed away , he too did not find reason to argue with that rude difficult person .The friend realised and appreciated his tolerance and wiseness.