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 Anglo Afghan War, Lytton sends a siege train
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-"Lady with Flower is too big for my drawing room. But I would like to have a look at it...not tragic scenes in my house...I have started admiring the pretty faces of your women. So I would like to have paintings of ''Krishna with Gopis'', ''Coronation of Rama'', and ''Sita Swayamvara''... I would like to have a copy of ''Nair Lady inside the Mosquito Net'' which you had presented to the Prince of Wales.
+"[[Lady with Flower]] is too big for my drawing room. But I would like to have a look at it...not tragic scenes in my house...I have started admiring the pretty faces of your women. So I would like to have paintings of ''Krishna with Gopis'', ''Coronation of Rama'', and ''Sita Swayamvara''... I would like to have a copy of ''Nair Lady inside the Mosquito Net'' which you had presented to the Prince of Wales.
 Seshayya Sastri,Dewan Regent of Pudukottai, and a well respected native statesman among the British, writes to Ravi Varma.

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 the year after- Kesari and Marata
 collaborator with and influence on Tilak
 in 1874, he had started the periodical Nibandhamala

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	"He that has much to do will do something wrong, and of that wrong must suffer the consequences; and, if it were possible that he should always act rightly, yet when such numbers are to judge of his conduct, the bad will censure and obstruct him by malevolence, and the good sometimes by mistake." s Johnson		"He that has much to do will do something wrong, and of that wrong must suffer the consequences; and, if it were possible that he should always act rightly, yet when such numbers are to judge of his conduct, the bad will censure and obstruct him by malevolence, and the good sometimes by mistake." s Johnson
	This period in Marathi literature- influence of english, long sentences with several subordinate clauses		This period in Marathi literature- influence of english, long sentences with several subordinate clauses
		+	the book was a loose narrative about the quest for happiness
		+	"We are long before we are convinced that happiness is never to be found, and each believes it possessed by others, to keep alive the hope of obtaining it for himself."
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	with his father also translated a Samuel Johnson- Rasselas and an English translation of the Arabian Nights into Marathi		with his father also translated a Samuel Johnson- Rasselas and an English translation of the Arabian Nights into Marathi
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		+	"He that has much to do will do something wrong, and of that wrong must suffer the consequences; and, if it were possible that he should always act rightly, yet when such numbers are to judge of his conduct, the bad will censure and obstruct him by malevolence, and the good sometimes by mistake." s Johnson
		+	This period in Marathi literature- influence of english, long sentences with several subordinate clauses

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	in 1874, he had started the periodical Nibandhamala		in 1874, he had started the periodical Nibandhamala
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		+	with his father also translated a Samuel Johnson- Rasselas and an English translation of the Arabian Nights into Marathi

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	the year after- Kesari and Marata		the year after- Kesari and Marata
	collaborator with and influence on Tilak		collaborator with and influence on Tilak
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		+	in 1874, he had started the periodical Nibandhamala

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	(1869- ammunition factory shifted from Mumbai to Pune)		(1869- ammunition factory shifted from Mumbai to Pune)
	also Kavyaitehas Sangraha- monthly- Marathi literature and poetry		also Kavyaitehas Sangraha- monthly- Marathi literature and poetry
		+	also the Aryabhushan Press
		+	next year started a bookshop for inspirational Marathi books
		+	the year after- Kesari and Marata
		+	collaborator with and influence on Tilak

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	Chitrashala Press started by Chiplunkar		Chitrashala Press started by Chiplunkar
	(1869- ammunition factory shifted from Mumbai to Pune)		(1869- ammunition factory shifted from Mumbai to Pune)
		+	also Kavyaitehas Sangraha- monthly- Marathi literature and poetry

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	Ravi Varma paints an eponymous portrait of the Duke of Buckingham, who is the Governor of Madras.		Ravi Varma paints an eponymous portrait of the Duke of Buckingham, who is the Governor of Madras.
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		+	Chitrashala Press started by Chiplunkar
		+	(1869- ammunition factory shifted from Mumbai to Pune)

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 But he could not stop an intelligent man like Chiplunkar. Look, how he told his people, " we will also learn- to fly away from our cages" The English could not even understand. And if they did, what could they do? Could they say, don't draw a parrot? Had he even drawn an Englishman? That is wisdom, to say what you want, but cleverly
-Sarasvatibai is nodding thoughtfully. Dada is thinking, if Kamala was here, she would have only asked:
+Sarasvatibai is nodding thoughtfully. Dada remembers his impatient Kamala.
 Mandakini grins: