Text 20] Durvasa Muni’s Life Spared 163

desiring; caranau—the feet; upasarigrhya—approaching; prasddya—
pleasing in all respects; samabhojayat—fed sumptuously.

TRANSLATION

Expecting the return of Durvasaé Muni, the King had not taken
his food. Therefore, when the sage returned, the King fell at his
lotus feet, pleasing him in all respects, and fed him sumptuously.

TEXT 19

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so “Sitvadrtam Gnitam
atithyam sarva-kdmikam

trptatma nrpatim praha
bhujyatam iti sadaram

sah—he (Durvasa); asitvué —after eating sumptuously; ddrtam—with
great respect; Gnitam—received; atithyam—offered different varieties
of food; sarva-kamikam—fulfilling all kinds of tastes; trpta-atma—thus
being fully satisfied; nypatim—unto the King; praha—said; bhujyatam-
—my dear King, you eat also; iti—in this way; sa-ddaram—with great
respect.

TRANSLATION

Thus the King respectfully received Durvasa Muni, who after
eating varieties of palatable food was so satisfied that with great
affection he requested the King to eat also, saying, ‘Please take
your meal.”

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prito ’smy anugrhito ’smi
tava bhagavatasya vai
