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Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta
[Ādi-līlā, Ch. 17]
SYNONYMS
ei mata —in this way;  kīrtana —congregational chanting;  kari '—executing;  nagare —in the city;  bhramilā —circumambulated;  bhramite   bhramite —while thus moving;  sabhe —all of them;  kājī-dvāre —at the door of the Kazi;  gelā —reached.
TRANSLATION
Performing  kīrtana  in this way, circumambulating through every nook and corner of the city, they finally reached the door of the Kazi.
TEXT 140
তর্জ-গর্জ করে লোক, করে কোলাহল।
গোরচন্দ্র-বলে লোক প্রশ্রয়-পাগল ॥ ১৪০ ॥
tarja-garja kare loka, kare kolāhala gauracandra-bale loka praśraya-pāgala
SYNONYMS
tarja-garja —murmuring in anger;  kare —do;  loka —the people;  kare —do;  kolāhala —roaring;  gauracandra —of Lord Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu;  bale —by the power;  loka —people;  praśraya-pāgala —became mad by such indulgence.
TRANSLATION
Murmuring in anger and making a roaring sound, the people, under the protection of Lord Caitanya, became mad through such indulgence.
PURPORT
The Kazi had issued an order not to perform  kīrtana , congregational chanting of the holy name of the Lord. But when this was brought up to Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu, He ordered civil disobedience to the Kazi's order. Lord Caitanya and all His devotees, naturally enthusiastic although agitated, must have made a great noise with their loud cries.
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কীর্তনের ধ্বনিতে কাজী লুকাইল ঘরে।
তর্জন গর্জন শুনি' না হয় বাহিরে ॥ ১৪১ ॥
kīrtanera dhvanite kājī lukāila ghare tarjana garjana śuni' nā haya bāhire
SYNONYMS
kīrtanera —of the  saṅkīrtana  movement;  dhvanite —by the sound;  kājī —the Chand Kazi;  lukāila —hid himself;  ghare —in the room;  tarjana —murmuring;  garjana —protesting;  śuni '—hearing;  nā —does not;  haya —come out;  bāhire —outside.