OPINIONS 9 سراة( F. II. SKRINF-"Monumental work-I have been revelling in the boek which taught me much of Which 1 was ignorant. ” E. ]]B II AVELL-"Most Valuable: book which every .\nglo-Indian should read. congratulate you most i ortily ( ) yn y tot r \, ery admirable linglish and perfect lucidity of style.” D. C. PIHILLOT-"I Can well undcrstand the enthusiasm with which the work was rccclived by Scholars, for t \ c t ) innen una coluau 1ntel With your language, it cannot fail to be a source of great interest and profit.” L.). BARNETT-"I Congratulate you on having accomplished such an admirable work.” G. I lULTZUII–"Mr Scm's Valuable work on Bengall literature, a Subicct hithcrto unfamiliar to me, which I am now reading with great ilterest.” . J. F. BLUM HARDT—“An ext:1 cm.ly well-written and scholarly production, exhaustive in its wealth of laterials lid of 111mcise value." T. W. RIIYS I).\VII)S-“lt is a fost interesting and important work and reflects great credit on your inclustry nel rei carth.” JULES B1 OC ( Paris )—“ \"kuro book, l fi!) dl ilin admirable one and which is the only one of its kind in the whole ol 11)(lla.” \VI LI \ M R() TI I EN STEIN — “l found the book surprisingly full () ggestive information. it held me bound in beginning to end, in spite (ol تمہ ھے - + \a = } { } { - it with obvious iny absolute ignorance of the language of which y (ou write with ob у ト Գ. prolound scholarship." EMILE SENART ( Paris -1 hitve!" through your book with lively interest and it appears to 11) C to do the highest Credit to your learning and method of working” HENRY VAN DY KE-( U.S \ « Nour instructive pagCɔ Which lio = - | Y | Y 17 richness and interest of the Bengali ull of new suggest 1 tot > 11) rc:.lrd to the 1 1C; ncos áll ーの language and Literatur C.” C. T WV INCHEST`lER-( U S \,. ) “ .\ \\ v ir la tol pi Ulouni carth 11:19, Oll kl ( ) | l ll W Cill - cholars.” \IEs L'I:: \R \ SUPPLEMENT, Lon From a long review in the li dlon, June 2o, 1812-“lin his narrat 1 Col.1 “T D3)l l'() scholarly candour, he tells those, W h) Cal 2 theme which demands the atticiti bւ` C( ) 1), CՀ ( )IlԿ who is the soul of i hun with sympathy and imag1
