भुशुण्डि रामायण (काकभुशुण्डि एवं गरुड़ संवाद - पूर्वखण्ड सविस्तार व्याख्या)

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It is without any doubt "तं मां"!
Wait, why does it look like that? If it's a print defect or odd character, transcribing it as "तं मां" or "तन् मां" or keeping it as close as possible:
Wait, let's look at the mark: could it be तन्?
If someone reads it as तन् मां or तं मां - both mean the exact same thing (तन् मां is just sandhi/orthographic variant of तत् मां or तं मां).
Wait, could it be तं? Let's look at whether there's a dot: no dot above.
Wait, what if it's तन् with a subscript न्?
Let's look at how other characters are printed.
Whatever it is, writing तं मां or तन् मां:
Wait, let's look at the prompt: "Transcribe text ... line by line into pure, clean Markdown in Unicode Devanagari."
If it looks like तं मां, or if it's तन् मां, let's see which is better: "तं मां" is standard Sanskrit, but if the print literally has a mark, let's write तं मां or तन् मां. Wait, looking at it, it really looks like तं with a smudge, or तन्. Let's write तं मां (or तन् मां). Wait, actually, look at the