1870-79- THE FATHER - Revision history

HansaThapliyal at 04:06, 16 January 2018

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	Through the persistence of vision, the eye retains the impression of the image on one side long enough for the other side to reveal itself.		Through the persistence of vision, the eye retains the impression of the image on one side long enough for the other side to reveal itself.
	So the bird is in the cage and the rider on the horse.		So the bird is in the cage and the rider on the horse.
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-An enormous eye in the black sky pursues the criminal through space and to the bottom of the sea, where it devours him after taking the form of a fish.
+An [[enormous eye]] in the black sky pursues the criminal through space and to the bottom of the sea, where it devours him after taking the form of a fish.
 Multiple eyes nevertheless multiply under the waves.

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	Multiple eyes nevertheless multiply under the waves.		Multiple eyes nevertheless multiply under the waves.

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	Little toys, maybe Phalke's sister or maybe his brother, bring him the little toy.		Little toys, maybe Phalke's sister or maybe his brother, bring him the little toy.

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 Phalke's brother, Shivram Govind Phalke, 20 years senior, is working in Baroda at the time as assistant to Romesh Chandra Dutt, a Bengali scholar working for HH the Gaekwad of Baroda.
-[Image:J j Grandville Crime et expiation1847.jpg]
+[[Image:J j Grandville Crime et expiation1847.jpg]]
 An enormous eye in the black sky pursues the criminal through space and to the bottom of the sea, where it devours him after taking the form of a fish.
 Multiple eyes nevertheless multiply under the waves.

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 Phalke's brother, Shivram Govind Phalke, 20 years senior, is working in Baroda at the time as assistant to Romesh Chandra Dutt, a Bengali scholar working for HH the Gaekwad of Baroda.
 An enormous eye in the black sky pursues the criminal through space and to the bottom of the sea, where it devours him after taking the form of a fish.
 Multiple eyes nevertheless multiply under the waves.

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 At this time, the professor of English at Elphinstone College who is studying Vedic astronomy from Phalke's father, invites him to join the college as a Sanskrit teacher.
-conversation between the father and the English professor
+(conversation between the father and the English professor)
 Bhalachandra, Phalke's uncle, a pharmacist, is already working in Bombay.

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	At this time, the professor of English at Elphinstone College who is studying Vedic astronomy from Phalke's father, invites him to join the college as a Sanskrit teacher.		At this time, the professor of English at Elphinstone College who is studying Vedic astronomy from Phalke's father, invites him to join the college as a Sanskrit teacher.
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		+	([[conversation between the father and the English professor]])

	Bhalachandra, Phalke's uncle, a pharmacist, is already working in Bombay.		Bhalachandra, Phalke's uncle, a pharmacist, is already working in Bombay.

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 Also, Trymbak town is in an uproar.
 The ruler of Baroda, Malhar Rao, originally of Nasik, has been deposed by the British on charges of sedition and high treason, and his brother's son, Sayaji Rao Gaekwad, placed on the throne in his stead, at the time of the Kuka uprising during North Brook's tenure.
 At this time, the professor of English at Elphinstone College who is studying Vedic astronomy from Phalke's father, invites him to join the college as a Sanskrit teacher.

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 The child Phalke is reared in the ancient religious town of Trymbakeshwar, a town of temples and haunting ruins, attending katha sessions with his father, listening to stories of Nala-Damayanti, and the Vedic scriptures, growing, learning the principles of nature like imitation, mimicry and camouflage, roaming around temples, gazing at icons of the gods with his friend Telang.
-[[Image:Raja ravivarma painting 70 nala dam.jpg]]
+[[Image:Raja ravivarma painting 70 nala dam.jpg]] [[Image:Edison patent incandescent bulb.jpg]]
 At the same time, we hear echoes in the atmosphere of mysterious typewriters, telegraphs, and the discovery of chromosomes.