Chandrashekhar (Mullick)

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Chandrashekhar (1905)
by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, translated by Debendra Chandra Mullick

Original published in 1875.

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CHANDRASHEKHAR.

CHANDRASHEKHAR.

BUNKIM CHANDRA CHATTERJEE.

Translated from Bengali

by

DEBENDRA CHANDRA MULLICK, B.L.,
Pleader, High Court, Calcutta.


Calcutta:
THACKER, SPINK & CO.


1905.

Price, Cloth, Rs. 2-8; Paper, Rs. 2.

CALCUTTA:
PRINTED BY THACKER, SPINK AND CO.


CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Chapter I :- The Boy and The Girl

Chapter II :- Who could Sink and Who could not

Chapter III :- The Bridegroom Found.

Part I : THE WOMAN SINNER

Chapter I :- Dalani Begum

Chapter II :- The "Bheema"

Chapter III :- Lawrence Foster

Chapter IV :- The Barber-Woman

Chapter V :- Chandrashekhar's return

Part II : SIN

Chapter I :- Kulsam

Chapter II :- Gurgan Khan

Chapter III :- What became of Dalani?

Chapter IV :- Protap

Chapter V :- On the Bank of the Ganges

Chapter VI :- The Thunder-Stroke

Chapter VII :- Galstaun and Johnson

Chapter VIII :- The strange course of sin

Part III : THE TOUCH OF HOLINESS

Chapter I :- Ramananda Swami

Chapter II :- The new Introduction

Chapter III :- The Strange Freak

Chapter IV :- Weeping

Chapter V :- Laughing

Chapter VI :- Swimming in Deep Water

Chapter VII :- Ramcharan's release

Chapter VIII :- On the Hill

Part IV : THE ATONTMENT

Chapter I :- What Protap Did?

Chapter II :- What Shabilin did

Chapter III :- The Wind Rose

Chapter IV :- The Boat Sank

Part V : THE VEIL

Chapter I :- Amyatt's End

Chapter II :- The Same Again

Chapter III :- Dancing and Music

Chapter IV :- What did Dalani Do

Part VI : THE ACCOMPLISHMENT

Chapter I :- Old Accounts

Chapter II :- The Order

Chapter III :- The Sovereign reduced to a cowrie

Chapter IV :- John Stalkartt

Chapter V :- In Vedaram again

Chapter VI :- Yoga or Psychic force

Chapter VII :- In the Durbar

Chapter VIII :- In the Battle-field

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