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Last year's crops were worth from 1000 to 1200 rupees. He paid 500 rupees to the Government and 500 for labour, and borrowed money for maintenance.
"Dulladha owns 135 acres, and has lost fifteen cattle out of his stock of twenty-two. After paying assess- ment — 350 rupees — last year, and the expenses of the farm, he was able to pay his way with his family work- ing on the farm. His ancestral debt is 5000 rupees, and up to last year he has paid interest on it in money or in kind.
" The third Sa...rvala man was in good circumstances, and his companions discreetly moved away after explain- ing that his maternal uncle had left him great riches, and such was my own embarrassment that I forgot to take down his name. The prosperous nephew owns 300 acres, but this year there was no produce, and out of 120 beasts, 20 remained, the others having died for want of fodder.
112 Appendix A " The three had been served with notices of assess- ment. I did not see the actual notice, but the following is a literal translation of the Mahratti from a copy of which I have since obtained : — NOTICE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last year's crops were worth from 1000 to 1200 rupees. He paid 500 rupees to the Government and 500 for labour, and borrowed money for maintenance.
"Dulladha owns 135 acres, and has lost fifteen cattle out of his stock of twenty-two. After paying assess- ment — 350 rupees — last year, and the expenses of the farm, he was able to pay his way with his family work- ing on the farm. His ancestral debt is 5000 rupees, and up to last year he has paid interest on it in money or in kind.
" The third Sa...rvala man was in good circumstances, and his companions discreetly moved away after explain- ing that his maternal uncle had left him great riches, and such was my own embarrassment that I forgot to take down his name. The prosperous nephew owns 300 acres, but this year there was no produce, and out of 120 beasts, 20 remained, the others having died for want of fodder.
112 Appendix A " The three had been served with notices of assess- ment. I did not see the actual notice, but the following is a literal translation of the Mahratti from a copy of which I have since obtained : — NOTICE.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dutt, Romesh Chunder, 1848-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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