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জগদ্বিখ্যাত he Indian Mirror: সম্পাদক বলেন ; SACEITRA TIRTHA-BHRAMAN-KABINY. Baboo Gosto Behary Dhur is much Traveled-man. He has' visited all the principal Hindu places of pilgrimage in India. What he has not is not perhaps worth visiting. IBut he has done more. He has jotted down an account of the numerous shrines at which has worshipped and such account including the pouranick or legendary stories that are associated with the sites, The number of Hindus who has visited the magnificent shrines in Southern India is less those who have made pilgrimages in upper India and still less is the number of those who have written on them, The two out of the three Volumes of his travels, which Baboo Gosto Behary Dhur has caused to be brought out, are therefore, of obsorbing interest to pilgrims and tourists alike. The Wolumes are liberally embellished with appetizing illustrations of important shrines and striking views. The writer has shown much care and industry in the compilation of the Volumes and he will undoubtedly feel simply rewarded if intending pilgrims make use of those for their guide. To the House-keeper too, they will not only furnish profitable reading, but will Act as powerful incentivet ... to travel. The Indian Mirror, 10th July 1912