The Whole Book of Psalms, in Meter: With Hymns Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church, and Other Occasions of Public Worship (1828)

The story revolves around Paul, a taxi driver born and brought up in the multicultural, cosmopolitan city of London. Paulas two childhood friends of ethnic origin influenced his life in many ways, but he preferred to live with his mistress and their son. Paul ignored that his mistress longed to marry him. She left him, went astray and lost not only her own life, but also their sonas. Thereafter, Paul lived with his sincerest friend, Dave. After he lost that friend too, he lived a very lonely life as a heart patient but never stopped working to the last day of his life. One day, Paul died of sudden heart failure at the steering wheel of his taxi with a photograph of his darling son in his pocket. On seeing the photograph of a young boy, the young police officer who searched Paulas dead body labeled him a gay, dirty old man. Later, when investigations revealed the truth, the officer not only regretted his remarks but also prayed for the dead father, aa broken heart.a