IR A I NA A : N B os - . 8 ( . ) ( ) li s mna in v Mort ra its given in this volune, the one iacing p. 6, probably taken in 1880) is the most expressive. The deep ensiv c e velor cow's an di stea elv ga ze a re no doubt brooding over man's Infirmbities, ook - ing Straight into the hearts of things, aid tearing off the nasks of hypocrites. But there are just a twinkle lurk it g in the cyc, a curve in the ma estic sweep of the no se', an elevation of the nostrils, w li eln i 1 d. Va te that the judge has in finite huntil and will not be hard upon us, for he ki) ()ws all and has pity for all. The broad massive fore head marks out the stern champion of truth and opponent of sha in ; bout the vva ving ha i r and wealth of beard and moustache franning the face betoken the patriarch standing on an et hereal height whence he is look ing graciously down on frail men engaged in their puppet-show of life. Such was Raj Narain Bose, the Grand Old man of Baidyanath, with the record of a well-spent life behind hinn and serenely facing the pros pect of eternity. BA Bui Ant'N AT || SARK A R. is d. 7 Ari'i it' ce.
