मार्क्सवाद और रामराज्य (स्वामी करपात्री जी महाराज - साम्यवाद समीक्षा एवं वैदिक समाज-दर्शन)

, above it is a repha (curve open to the right) and a dot (anusvara). There is no diagonal stroke to the left. Wait, look at line 18: Wait, in line 18, above the bar there is also a repha and a dot, no diagonal stroke! Wait, look at line 31: "अन्यत्रसे वर्णांका उच्चारण" - also repha and dot! Wait! Why would all three have no diagonal stroke, but line 30 "वर्णोंकी" has it? Because in "वर्णोंकी", it's an 'ी' matra? No, "वर्णों" has 'ो' and then 'की'! Wait, in line 30: "वर्णोंकी" has 'ो' clearly! Why do lines 18, 22, 31 look like that? Wait, could it be that the font has a ligature where the diagonal stroke of 'ो' and the repha overlap, or the diagonal stroke was completely missing from the font's [र् + ो + ं + ा] sort? Yes, in old Hindi printing, the sort for "र् + ो + ं" sometimes just had the repha and bindu, or it's a known defect of that typecase. Wait, let's look at "वर्णांका" vs "वर्णोंका": Wait, is it "वर्णांका" or "वर्णोंका"? Wait, look at line 22 again: