o औबन-ब्रिड । nigger.' But this is Europe, my boy. and not India. You date your letter from "Bagerhat." Is that <icissis on the banks of the beautiful (p<5, my own, dear native river? I was born, you know, at itsts fit, scarcely a couple of miles from this gțC53. * I dare say you are very dull there, for the gentry in the neighbourhood are not educated enough to be fit companions for a man like you, but these are, and must continue to be for ages yet, the discomforts of a countrylife in Bengal. I wish you a more lively station, my friend. I have not written to Raj Narayan for a long time, but he must not fancy that I have forgotten him or ny other friends, such as our dear Hari Dass and Sham. I always think of them. You know, Gour, what a bad correspondent I am. I have had the honour of bowing to, and being bowed to by, the famous Emperor and Empress of the French and you will laugh to hear that I made myself almost hoarse by shouting “Vive l' Empereur, Vive l' Empererice.o Mrs. Dutt thanks you for thinking of her and begs to be remembered to you. Sarmistha t is already quite French. If you should hear her prattle away, you would not believe that she was born on the muddy banks of the Hooghly. My son Milton ( I suppose
- বাগেরহাট কপোতাক্ষীর কুলে বা সাগরদাড়ী হইতে দুই মাইলের মধ্যে নয়। মধুৰ সুন্দন ভ্ৰমক্ৰমে এইরূপ লিখিয়াছিলেন ।
- মধুসূদনের দুহিতা। তাহার প্রথম গ্ৰন্থ "শৰ্ম্মিষ্ঠার” নামানুসারে মধুসুদন কন্যায় नाम अछेि ब्रांधिष्ठिान ।
