Text 24]
Attack by Caṇḍavega on the City of Purañjana
1277
tataḥ —thereafter;  vihata-saṅkalpā —being disappointed in her determination;  kanyakā —the daughter of Time;  yavana-tîsvaram —unto the king of the untouchables;  mayā upadiṣṭam —indicated by me;  āsādya —having approached;  vavre —accepted;  nāmnā —of the name;  bhayam —fear;  patim —as her husband.
TRANSLATION
After she was thus disappointed by me, with my permission she approached the King of the Yavanas, whose name was Bhaya, or fear, and she accepted him as her husband.
PURPORT
Being the most perfect Vaiṣṇava, Śrī Nārada Muni is always willing to do good to others, even to one who curses him. Although Kālakanyā, the daughter of Time, was refused by Nārada Muni, she was given a shelter. Of course no one could give her shelter, but a Vaiṣṇava gives shelter somewhere to such an unfortunate girl. When  jarā , or old age, attacks, everyone dwindles and deteriorates. In one stroke Nārada Muni gave shelter to Kālakanyā and counterattacked the ordinary  karmīs . If one accepts the instructions of Nārada Muni, the ocean of fear ( bhaya ) can be very quickly removed by the grace of that great Vaiṣṇava.
TEXT 24
ऋषभं यवनानां त्वां वृणे वीरेप्सितं पतिम् ।
सङ्कल्पस्त्वयि भूतानां कृतः किल न रिष्यति ॥२४॥
rṣabham yavanānām tvām vṛṇe vīrepsitam patim saṅkalpas tvayi bhūtānām kṛtaḥ kila na riṣyati
rṣabham —the best;  yavanānām —of the untouchables;  tvām —you;  vṛṇe —I accept;  vīra —O great hero;  īpsitam —desired;  patim —husband;  saṅkalpaḥ —the determination;  tvayi —unto you;  bhūtānām —of all living entities;  kṛtaḥ —if done;  kila —certainly;  na —never;  riṣyati —becomes baffled.