The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
PtRBAKRlSHNA received his
4. b. degree and was returning

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heart Of Apurbakrishna we could see
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stream NJ his mind were II, with the
li,bt OF youth as they danced in mer-
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The boat was moored in proper Mace
IN the village CHAT. Tn roof OF
Anurba's brick built mansion could be
aeon through the trees surrounding IL.
A.. the news OF his homecoming was
~, kuown. there was no one in the
chat to receive him. A boatman was
,tout to carry the hand bag. but
Anurba asked him not 10 do so. and he
himself took the bag in his hand and
oulckly got out Of the boat in great
ioy-tre low of homecoming.
Tho landing p,ece was s%lippery AMI
Nc soon as Apurbs's feet struck the
Ground he fell fat in the mud. bag in
hand And almost simu ~taneously
ripples Of a sweet and loud laughter
startled the BIRDS or the nearby asatha
tree. Apurba was embarrassed, but
nc soon regained his self possession
and looked around to see a girl seated
on a heap % brick on the shore.
She was laughing so heartily that
4, seemed as II her body would hurst
into a thousand pieces. Apurba at
orco knew her tn he Mrinmayi. tho
daughter of their new neiahbors.
They formerly lived by the large river
n, a distance. nut on account Of the
encroachments of the boisterous river
thoy had lief, their old home and b,it
a now one in the village two or three
wears ago.
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naurbtiness OF the girl The mon of
tho village a~ffec,ionate.y called her the
mad Girl" bur the village women
were always fearful OF danger from
her on account, Of her notorious y
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clothes and the hand bag His widowed
mo,hc- was wild with iov to see her
son come home quite une xpected,y
And she at once sent out servants
far and near TO buy special things for
dinner. The entire village was soon
n a state Of commotion.
After dinner Apurba's mother spoke
TO her son Of his marriage. He was
prepared for this, for this question OF
marriage was of long standing, Apurba
deferred II by refusing to marry he
lore receiving his \. Is. degree as was
me wont OF many or the younger
generation, His mother had waited SO
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