Text 41] Pastimes of Childhood and Youth 221

TEXT 39
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eka Slokera artha yadi kara nija-mukhe
Suni’ saba loka tabe paiba bada-sukhe

SYNONYMS
eka—one; Sfokera—of a verse; artha—the meaning; yadi—if; Rara—you do; nija-
mukhe—by your own mouth; suni’—hearing; saba—all; /oka—persons; tabe—there-
after; pdiba—we shall get; baga-sukhe—with great happiness.
TRANSLATION

“But if you explain the meaning of one verse, we can all hear it from your own
mouth and thus be very happy.”

TEXT 40

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tabe digvijayi vyakhydra sloka puchila

Sata Slokera eka Sloka prabhu ta’ padila

SYNONYMS

tabe—thereafter; dig-vijavi-Kesava Kasmiri; vydkhydra—for explanation; sioka—
a verse; puchila—inquired about; seta—one hundred; s/okera—of the verses; eka—
one; s/oka—verse ; prabhu—the Lord; ta’— then; padi/fa—recited.

TRANSLATION

The Digvijayi, Kesava Kasmirt, inquired which verse He wanted explained. The
Lord then recited one of the one hundred verses Kesava Kasmiri had composed.
TEXT 41
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fash Dawiaa Vaataasse ati
SUNsee Prath fesasrgwor 48> s

mahattvatn gangdyah satatam idam dbhati nitardrn
yad esd Sri-visno§ carana-kamalotpatti-subhaga
