CC Madhya 24.274

tabe sei vyādha doṅhāre aṅgane ānila
kuśāsana āni’ doṅhāre bhaktye vasāila

tabe—thereafter; sei—that; vyādha—hunter; doṅhāre—both Nārada Muni and Parvata; aṅgane ānila—brought into the courtyard of his house; kuśa-āsana āni’—bringing straw mats for sitting; doṅhāre—both of them; bhaktye—with great devotion; vasāila—made to sit down.

“The hunter then received the two great sages in the courtyard of his house. He spread out a straw mat for them to sit upon, and with great devotion he begged them to sit down.