Text 7] Deliverance of the Yamala-arjuna Trees 177

tam drstvd vridita devyo
vivastrah sdpa-sankitah

vadsadmsi paryadhuh sighram
vivastrau naiva guhyakau

tam—Narada Muni; drstva—seeing; vriditah—being ashamed;
devyah—the young girls of the demigods; vivastrah—although they
were naked; sdpa-sarnkitah—being afraid of being cursed; vdsadmsi—
garments; paryadhuh—covered the body; sighram—very swiftly;
vivastrau—who were also naked; na—not; eva—indeed; guhyakau—
the two sons of Kuvera.

TRANSLATION

Upon seeing Narada, the naked young girls of the demigods
were very much ashamed. Afraid of being cursed, they covered
their bodies with their garments. But the two sons of Kuvera did
not do so; instead, not caring about Narada, they remained naked.

TEXT 7

at eer afeeradt sraaredt Gea |
Tiara amt arafag sit 9 tl
tau drstvé madird-mattau
$ri-madandhau surdtmajau

tayor anugraharthaya
Sapam dasyann idam jagau

tau—the two boys of the demigods; drstud—seeing; madird-mattau—
very intoxicated because of drinking liquor; sri-mada-andhau—being
blind with false prestige and opulence; sura-dtmajau—the two sons of
the demigods; tayoh—unto them; anugraha-arthéya—for the purpose
of giving special mercy; s4pam—a curse; ddsyan—desiring to offer
them; idam—this; jagau—uttered.

TRANSLATION

Seeing the two sons of the demigods naked and intoxicated by
opulence and false prestige, Devargsi Narada, in order to show them
