Text 195] The Lord’s Attempt to Go to Vrndavana 253
TEXT 193
TAINS Sta Hew CHA cHterrsler |
GAS AAA fal sitet ferstfe yn sao u
mahd-patra tanra sane kaila kolakuli
aneka sémagri diya karila mitali
SYNONYMS
mahd-patra—the Orissan representative; tanra sane—with him; kaila—per-
formed; kolakuli—embracing; aneka—various; samagri—materials; diya—giving
as gift; karila mitali—established friendship.
TRANSLATION
Before the governor left, the maha-patra embraced him and offered him
many material gifts. He thus established a friendship with him.
TEXT 194
CNS CHS BE Cole ETI |
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pratah-kdle sei bahu nauka sajafa
prabhuke Anite dila visvasa pathania
SYNONYMS
pratah-kale—in the morning; sei—the governor; bahu—many; nauka—boats;
sajafia—decorating; prabhuke—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; anite—to bring; dila—
gave; visvasa—the secretary; pathafia—sending.
TRANSLATION
The next morning the governor sent his secretary with many nicely deco-
rated boats to bring Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu to the other side of the river.
TEXT 195
TRH Sle” MVM TBtekea ACA |
HOE BYPH’ Cae SISA BAe AUT | de H
maha-patra cali’ aila mahaprabhura sane
mleccha asi’ kaila prabhura carana vandane
