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Perhaps in the other compartments they were all asleep or perhaps they were bustling and jostling against each other for a little space to sit down; we alone here sat wide awake–we, who belonged to different places and classes, strangers unknown, and yet drawn to each other by the magnetism of this one individual.

As the train neared his destination, he began telling about his wife, his children, and his home.

He can't get away with it."

I realised that he wouldn't even admit that the Kaviraj was happy and prosperous in spite of everything. Certainly."

"No, you don't," declared Shyam Shankar, making a wry face and shaking his head violently. The Goswami insisted on my staying, and said, "So glad I've met you. God's law–you can't alter it.

My heart nearly stopped beating. He leapt into prominence, more than ten years ago, by his realistic sketches of life in the slums and factories, and of the simple, ordinary life of the lower middle class, divested of the trappings of romance. We passed the remaining intermediate stations and finally arrived at Howrah station.

He said, "What haven't I seen in my time! So r read all the books my son-in-law used to bring–God knows from where. Salutations to the powerful mover of this immense machine! But He alone knows what great beneficence He conferred on them by snatching Taradas away in the prime of his life. I turned round and found that a plump and genial man was offering me a cigarette out of his pocket.

That's whyI called you," said the Goswami patronisingly, and started smoking his pipe again.

"Listen, my dear boy," he said, with a pause between a pull at the pipe and blowing out a cloud of smoke, "do you folk believe in God?"

"Why not? How eager he seemed to get home after four long years' separation! Mukhopadhyay is the acknowledged leading story-teller of the post-Rabindranath era.

Nobody could stay the hand of Death. This article originally belongs to the book entitled ‘Brief Biographies of Prominent Bengali Writers‘ by Menonim Menonimus.

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