Marathi - Latche marathi Aetihasik Lekh Part 02

SR No.: 034932
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Vidyanand Swami Srivastava
Publisher: Aietihasik Gaurava Granthmala
Publication Year: 1937
Total Pages: 172
Language: Marathi
Classification: Book_Other
File Size: 11 MB

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ठीक नाही परंतू आमचे वचन तुम्ही घेतलेकी आमचा वीघाड तुम्हां कडून होऊ नये त्या अर्थी घरो वाच्या रितीने आणखी एक वेल लिहीत अाहे तरी तुम्हीं आगत्य करून यावे भेटी अंती सर्व खुलासा हाईल मजला नवसारीस जरूर जाण्याचे आहे त्यांस आपल्यास भेटून सरं. जाम सुद्धाच जाऊं तुम्ही न आला तर सरंजाम गहिल उगाच घाम लकडीचा आ नाऊ वगैरे लागेल हे आम्हांस ठीक दिसेना जाणून तुम्ही अगत्य सडे येऊन जाणे तुमचे आमचे भेटी अंती समाधान झाले तरी : रे नाही तरी तुम्ही सुखरुप संस्थानी जावे मनांत कांहीं एक धमनये माझे खातर जमेनी आपण नीसंशय यावे आलस करू नये तुम्ही येऊन भेटन जालतो पावेतों आम्हां कडून आपल्यास काही तोपीस लागणार नाहीं ये वीषयों ईश्वर दरम्यान आहे. तरी यावे माझे मनांत आलेकी भेटी अतीच याचा खुलासा करावा हे चांगले तरी यावे उत्तर पाठवावे ते खतीत पे।। त्या प्रमाणे योजना करणे ती क बहुत काय लिहाले लोभ कगवा हे विनंती.
No. 110.
Harbaji Khande Rao writes, on 14th Jamadilawal from Ulabai, to Raja Rai Singh of Bansda :
“Received your letter and learnt all about the matter dealtwith therein. Ganpat Baba, who is deputed for my Bardasti has acquitted himself well. He has further presented the Siropa sent through him. Besides, I am to inform you that, I have already written to you, twice or thrice, about the Bisanpur affairs, and made known to you all about the matter beforehand. Still you are not sending your man for a just and equitable settlement, regarding the Pargana. Such being the case, I don't understand, how the matter will be settled. I am quite in darkness, regarding your demands. It would be better, if you will let me know your demands. I write and ask you to come down Sade tomorrow morning. Your coming down here will result in twofold. Firstly, you will get, chance a for, Darsan of Mata, and secondly gat opportunity, for a personal contact with me. After Darsan, and meeting me, you can return in the evening.There is no hope, for any settlement, without our meeting. Because those who intervende, in my humble opinion, they add fuel to the burning fire instead of it subsiding by pouring cold water. It is certain that personal contact smooth the matters matters and provide means and opportunity, for amicable settlement.
Though it is not proper on my part, to write such letters, but I do write, talking into consideration our freindly relations. Therefore,