RAJMOHAN'S WIFE

Strangely enough, Bengal’s first great novelist, like Bengal’s first great modern poet, made his debut in the field of literatureContinue Reading

The Drawers of Water The Two Cousins The Truant’s Return Home The History of Rise and Progress of a ZemindarContinue Reading

THERE is a small village on the river Madhumati. On account of its being the residence of wealthy zemindars itContinue Reading

THE rays of the setting sun had vanished from the tops of the cocoanut palms. But night had not yetContinue Reading

KANAKMAYEE and her companion silently pursued their way home. The latter was feeling extremely shy before men, and at herContinue Reading

IT is a notorious fact that many eminent zemindar families in Bengal owe their rise to some ignoble origin. BangshibadanContinue Reading

When Madhav returned from his garden, where he had parted with his cousin, he found a messenger waiting for himContinue Reading

ALL who have their eyes shut do not sleep. Mat-walls like stone-walls have ears. Let us now return to Matangini.—LedContinue Reading

In which the author narrowly misses an opportunity of introducing a few ghosts and regrets that he cannot gratify hisContinue Reading

MATANGINI stopped at an open veranda and desired Karuna to awaken her sister and bring her thither. In a fewContinue Reading

“CAN I ever forget what you have done for me?” said Madhav to Matangini, after he had rejoined his wifeContinue Reading