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Te niniodakam sarve vilapya cha bhrisam punah
Apluta haripadabja rajah puta sarit jale.
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Te—all of them, Niniaya—having offered, Odakam—water, Sarve—everyone of them, Vilapya—having lamented, Bhrisam—sufficiently, Punah—again, Apluta—took bath, Haripadabja—lotus feet of the Lord, Rajah—dust, Puta—purified, Sarit—of the Ganges, Jale—in the water.
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Thus lamenting over them sufficiently offering the water of the Ganges again they took bath in the Ganges whose water is sanctified on account of its being mixed with the dust of the lotus feet of the Lord.
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Having lamented over them and sufficiently offered Ganges water, they bathed in the Ganges, whose water is sanctified due to being mixed with the dust of the lotus feet of the Lord.
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