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8@b" জীবন-চরিত । With sentiments of very kind regards to self and friend Deenoo meah. Yours very Sincerely Michael M. S. Dutt. P. S. We must have a farce with the Tragedy. I tell you what, friend Garrick, even if we prolong the play to 2 a. m. no one will grumble. The farce will make the old fellows laugh away all sorts of ill humours, but I shall make the tragedy as short as I can. M. M. S. D ষড়বিংশ পত্ৰ । My dear Gangooly, I should have written to you earlier but the holidays intervened and there was an end of the matter for two days. Your commendation makes me proud of myself. Indoed, it worked me up to such a pitch of enthusiasm that I felt half disposed to sit down and begin operation at once But calmer thoughts arose to dissuade me. You must know, my brilliant friend, that just now I have no time to write a Drama 'on spec” as they call it. I am engaged in writing a poem on the death of Meghanad, the celebrated son of Ravan, generally known as “Indragit'-besides, it is high time that I should resume my legal studies, seeing that the year is nearly at an end, and I may be called up for an examination next January. But if the Chota Rajha really makes up his mind to reopen his theatre, I am his man This, I wish, you would ascertain next Sunday, when I suppose you will have an opportunity of seeing