The Raja was much pleased in his heart at this seeming jealousy of his youthful wife. The sooner she could do away with him, the easier she would feel. Rani Basanta Kumari raved at her husband, and said that he was wasting himself on a luckless baboon. The Dewan remarked that the only blemish in the otherwise perfect character of his master was his inordinate fondness for Bipin Kisore. Often did meals cool and nights grow old while he listened to Bipin and discussed with him the merits of operatic compositions.
And he suddenly became enamoured of Bipin like one unto drink. Though the son of a rich man, he used to dine and sleep at appointed hours and even at appointed places. Captivated by the prepossessing looks of Bipin Kisore and his musical endowments, the Raja gladly ‘admitted him of his crew.’Ĭhittaranjan was a B.A. Luckily, however, Raja Chittaranjan, having got back his property from the Court of Wards, was intent upon organising an Amateur Theatre Party. He could not long command his wonted style of magnificent living. He rolled along life's road like the wheel of Jagannath's car. He was a delicate young man of comely appearance, an adept in music, a fool in business, and unfit for life's handicap. The natural result was that he could not live long in the house where he was born. Bipin Kisore was born ‘with a golden spoon in his mouth’ hence he knew how to squander money twice as well as how to earn it.
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