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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 9, Ch. 4]
return of Durvāsā Muni, the great mystic  brāhmaṇa ;  eva —indeed;  saḥ —the King.
TRANSLATION
O best of the Kuru dynasty, after he drank some water, King Ambariṣa, meditating upon the Supreme Personality of Godhead within his heart, waited for the return of the great mystic Durvāsā Muni.
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दुर्वासा यमुनाकूलात् कृतावश्यक अगतः । राज्ञाभिनन्दितस्तस्य बुबुधे चेष्टितं धिया ॥४२॥
durvāsā yamunā-kūlāt   kṛtāvaśyaka āgataḥ   rājñābhinanditas tasya   bubudhe ceṣṭitam dhiyā
durvāsāḥ —the great sage;  yamunā-kūlāt —from the bank of the River Yamunā;  kṛta —had been performed;  āvaśyakaḥ —he by whom the necessary ritualistic ceremonies;  āgataḥ —returned;  rājñā —by the King;  abhinanditaḥ —being well received;  tasya —his;  bubudhe —could understand;  ceṣṭitam —performance;  dhiyā —by intelligence.
TRANSLATION
After executing the ritualistic ceremonies to be performed at noon, Durvāsā returned from the bank of the Yamunā. The King received him well, offering all respects, but Durvāsā Muni, by his mystic power, could understand that King Ambariṣa had drunk water without his permission.
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मन्युना प्रचलद्गात्रो भुक्तुटीकुटिलाननः । बुभुक्षितश्च सुतरां कृताञ्जलिमभाषत ॥४३॥