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me for observation and remark. I am tempted to say that its author has nicely delineated what seemed to him to be sweet, good and profitable to the youths of Assam.

 I am sure, we have few like the one under notice in good Assamese. The author has not laboured in vain for such production. A poetical work like this would most gladly recommend, and its introduction in the schools where Assamese is taught is desirable.

Calcutta, Nov. 20.96.

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(Sd.) GOLAB C. BEZBAROA. L.R.C.P. & S. (Edin). L.F. & S. (Glas.)

IV.

To

 Munshi Mofizuddin Ahmed Hazorika,
My dear Munshi,

 I must thank you for your kindness in allowing me to read your "Jnyan-Malini" part I, in manuscript. The book very well testifies your high abilities. Your thoughts are sublime and you have expressed them in pure Assamese metre. I shall be glad to see the book introduced in the higher classes of our Middle Vernacular and English Schools.

1986. 18th September .

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Yours sincerly (Sd.) SIBRAM SARMA, B.A., B.I. (Pleader of Dibrugarh Court; late Vice-) Chairman of the Dibrugarh Municipality; Secretary Assamese language Improvement Society, Dibrugarh).