TRA NSLATION, 27 poets of Bengal, Chānd (1), and Jnanadása (2), Bharavi (3) and Tulsidasa. (4) ? I[. i THE PRO 3L}}M {)ł` LIFE. Reason is taken poisoner, the hind is distrac #ed with doubts—I try to understand but sail. The dyor of mystery is about to open, but does not—I know not how to do so : A veil of glamour—a kind of shadow flits by— 翰 mirage plays before the eye, and, O wonderful, it deceives illusion itself What h «v - I und erstood all this time ? O nothing, nothing-it is als the work of Ignorance. I have conc aled [...fe in the dark folds of Ignorance, and fi at di Life's bark on the sea of Tim . Pill np the eurtain – and lo the shore is skiil hals-vay off, K}:v, I have let stil, the opportunity of learning — the line of Life is disappea. ring by degrees. I know not what is going to happen. O when,--O wiien shall I open the portals of that mazy mystery – Alas ! they defy all attempts at opening. مه مییابد - به مسجد جمعه ببی.سی. س- جب- .r---- ΕπΑΑΑπη"ηψ-φίαμμή" Iعاعی سی-هےں، پسہ To eat renown. The first writer of blank verse in Bengali. (Born 1828). (1) A writer of heroic odes of Rajputana. o (2) A. Vaishría va Poet. (3) A Sanskrit Poet, (4) Author of Hindi RAMAYANA and Hindi moral Stanzas,
- هي سي تغطيتجسسس معه يوه
