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Fiction, Novel
Brahmin Ki Beti By Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay (Hardcover)
मुहल्ले में घूमने-फिरने के बाद रासमणि अपनी नातिन के साथ घर लौट रही थी। गाँव की सड़क कम चौड़ी थी, उस सड़क के एक ओर बंधा पड़ा मेमना (बकरी का बच्चा) सो रहा था। उसे देखते ही बुढ़िया नातिन को चेतावनी देने के स्वर में सावधान करती हुई बोली ‘ऐ लड़की, कहीं आँख मींचकर चलती हुई मेमने की रस्सी लांधने की मूर्खता न कर बैठना।
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