እ ዓAኃ রাজনারায়ণ বসুর আত্ম-চরিত। LESS AESEEAM SASASESe HASAeM AkASES AAEEELM AekSESM AAASALAEeEM LAALLLLLLSLS AEELMMq MAAiEHS AEAeLS AMLAAA AEEAMLMALALASLMLLALAeeASLLM A AAALLAAAASLLALMLLiL ۹"=هوه ****۹ همه »** به همهچی» به workmanship, as rare and precious coming from so distant a country, but more than all because it will speak to me of the kind feelings of distant and unseen friends. I shall like very much to wear it in my hair. My sister Letitia is writing to your wife to send thanks also for her present. I am very glad to hear that you received Mr. Martineau's book* safely, and that you are pleased with it. Since I received your letters and presents, a packet of your pamphlets arrived by the last mail, and I have despatched some, and will soon send all to their several destinations. I should have written to you before this, but I have been extremely engaged, and all my time and thoughts have been occupied in deciding a matter which will influence and indeed change all my future life. Perhaps you may have heard about this from some of my Calcutta friends. It is this, I am going to be married. This will change my life completely from what I thought it might have been. I shall never come to India now, which I thought I might possibly have been able to do, indeed I shall be able to do very little for your country, though I shall always care very much for her welfare, for I shall be so much occupied in my own home, and shall feel it my first duty to spend all my best energies there. An English lady at the head of a household, has seldom much time or thought for objects beyond Martineau's Endeavours after the Christian Life.
