attere-exti S7) passages. I am sure you are disappointed by my Poem I feel it. Remember, my friend, that I published it for the sake of attracting some notice, in order to better my prospects and not exactly for Fame. However what is done, is done. Look out for the Review. As regards my other publications, you shall hear of them by and by. I am above being cast down. I tell you the "Captive” has produced a very favourable sensation here. Do you know that I expect to be a father soon ? Heigh ho my stars are brightening. I trust, I have answered every thing in your letter and that you will never cease to believe me, 6th July. Ever your affectionate M, OUTT. P. S. Send my love to Mr. Walker and tell him to write to me I left a Persian book behind me in Bp's College. Ask Mr. Walker to send that book to you, and do you enclose it in my mother's parcel. I am glad you have made up your mind not to marry again. Be independent, first, as regards money. M. D. ত্ৰয়োদশ পত্ৰ । মাতৃভাষার অনুশীলনের জন্য, মধুসুদন কিরূপভাবে প্ৰস্তুত হইতেछिgव्ान, उ5९मश्क । I8th AUGUST, 1849. MY DEAREST FRIEND, Accept my best thanks for your kindness. You
