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animantraṇa—without being invited; bhikṣā kare—accepts food; nāhika nirṇaya—there is no certainty; anyera—of others; bhikṣāra—of acceptance of prasāda; sthitira—of the situation; layena niścaya—takes account.
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There was no certainty of where Rāmacandra Purī would take his meal, for he would do so even uninvited. Nevertheless, he was very particular to keep account of how others were taking their meals.
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There was no certainty of where Rāmacandra Purī would take his meal, for he would do so even uninvited. Nevertheless, he was very particular about keeping account of how others were taking their meals.
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