After Hemadpant's death, who took on the task of writing the summary, and what personal struggles did they express?

After Hemadpant's sudden passing, the effort to complete the book involved several people, but the narrator of Chapter 53 is the one who ultimately composes the summary. The chapter describes how Hemadpant's son, Gajanan, and another devotee, Babasaheb Tarkhad, recognized the need for the summary, but it failed to materialize by a set deadline. The author who took up the task expresses profound humility and feelings of inadequacy. As described in Chapter 53, this author prays to Lord Dattaguru, calling themselves a "fool with a dull intellect, having no scent of knowledge" and feeling blind to the art of poetry. They believe they have no personal strength to compose the work and that it can only be accomplished through the Guru's grace, which can "make a gnat lift a mountain."