G3K2AR PAHVAT 21 *

Tbut afternoon he specially came to make va enquiry inf
the matter. He questioned Rani das OB the subject.

"Ramji. nothing is lost or stolen/" Sanulas said. "It was
Ram who furnished Mm with the vessels. It is Ram again
who aas taken them back. He took away His own things.
So there is no question of loss or theft; therefore no case
against anybody."

The surprised Inspector langhea and remarked: "If all
were to follow your principle my job wonld be gone/"

Ramdas* stay was now coming to a clo&e. He had ID
hand three invitations, one from Chhattarpur, the second
fnjxn Lalitpur from Triveni Prasad, and the third from
Cav.-npore from Ramchandra G-npta.

The day of departure from Gohkar was a notable dav.
There was a mela held on the hill in commemoration of a
deceased Muslim Fir who had a samadhi close to the base
of the pile of rocks. A Muslim saint occupied the cave on
that day. Both Hindns and Hnhammadans streamed into
the place in thousands for the darshan of the saint. Fairs
vere held and there was great din and bustle. Ramdas
along with others, took the darshan of the saint. The
Muslims showered their love on him by embraces.

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