Tovy Q4
The Lord Travols  is a reading of the short story of a starved man who starves and deaths the world and then recovers the world
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TRANSLATION
Candraśekhara happened to be a friend of Tapana Miśra’s, and he was long known to Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu as His servant. He was a physician by caste, and by profession he was a clerk. At the time he was living in Vārānasī.
TEXT 93
আসি’ প্রভু-পদে পড়ি’ করেন রোদন। প্রভু উঠি’ তাঁরে কুপায় কৈল আলিম্বন ॥ ৯৩ ॥
āsi’ prabhu-pade paḍi’ karena rodana prabhu uthi’ tāṅre krpāya kaila āliṅgana
SYNONYMS
āsi' —coming;  prabhu-pade —at the lotus feet of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu;  paḍi' —falling down;  karena —does;  rodana —crying;  prabhu —Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu;  uṭhi' —standing;  tāṅre —unto him;  kṛpāya —out of mercy;  kaila —did;  āliṅgana —embracing.
TRANSLATION
When Candreśekhara came there, he fell down before the lotus feet of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu and began to cry. The Lord, standing up, embraced him out of His causeless mercy.
TEXT 94
চন্দ্রশেখর কহে,—“প্রভু, বড় কুপা কৈলা। আপনে আসিয়া ভৃত্যে দরণন দিলা ॥ ৯৪ ॥
candraśekhara kahe,—“prabhu, baḍa kṛpā kailā āpane āsiyā bhṛtye daraśana dilā
SYNONYMS
candraśekhara  kahe—Candraśekhara said;  prabhu —my dear Lord;  baḍa  kṛpā kailā—You have shown Your causeless mercy;  āpane —personally;  āsiyā —coming;  bhṛtye —unto Your servant;  daraśana   dilā —gave Your audience.
TRANSLATION
Candraśekhara said, "My dear Lord, You bestowed Your causeless mercy upon me because I am Your old servant. Indeed, You have come here personally to give me Your audience.