কৃষ্ণকুমারী নাটক । 8b”@。 ought to satisfy the most poetical appetite in this age. O that you were with me, my dear fellow Wouldn't we sit together and read P Wouldn't we ? I can tell you that you have to shed many a tear for the glorious Rak hasas, for poor Lakhana, for Promila. I never thought, I was such a fellow for the pathetic. The other day Babu I. C. Bose, my printer, fairly burst out crying, when reading Rama's lamentation for Lakshana. Blt I won't tantalise you. Read Kissen Kumari as soon as you get it. There is some attempt at pathos in that book also. Have you heard that I have won my Kidderpore. house case. The whole claim has been decreed except in the matter of my mother's jewels. I could not exactly prove my claim in that matter, so the Judge has only decreed I3OO rupees. But then he has given me zvasilot from the date of my father's death, which amounts to upwards of 20OO Rs. I am prospering, thank God. But I sigh for some independent position, so that I might devote myself, wholly and solely, to my favourite studics. Good bye, my fiend. Believe me. Ever your affectionate Michael M. S. Dutt, দ্বিচ্যুত্বারিংশ পত্ৰ । MY DEAR RAJNARAIN, Many thanks for your kind letter that came to hand yesterday. Continue to send bearing postage. If the rascals should throw away our letters, we shall have the satisfaction, a poor one no doubt, of knowing
