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se-kāle—at that time; dakṣiṇa haite—from the South; paramānanda-purī—Paramānanda Purī; gaṅgā-tīre-tīre—along the bank of the Ganges; āilā—came; nadīyā nagarī—to the town of Nadia.
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At that time Paramānanda Purī came from South India. Traveling along the banks of the Ganges, he ultimately reached the town of Nadia.
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At that time Paramānanda Purī came from South India. Traveling along the banks of the Ganges, he ultimately reached the town of Nadia.
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