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pāṭhāna kahe,—tumi paścimā māthura dui-jana<br>
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‘gauḍiyā’ ṭhak ei kāṅpe dui-jana<br>
:‘gauḍiyā’ ṭhak ei kāṅpe dui-jana
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The Pāṭhāna soldiers said, “You are all rogues. One of you belongs to the western lands, one to the district of Mathurā, and the other two, who are trembling, belong to Bengal.”
The Pāṭhāna soldiers said, “You are all rogues. One of you belongs to the western lands, one to the district of Mathurā, and the other two, who are trembling, belong to Bengal.”
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 172

pāṭhāna kahe,—tumi paścimā māthura dui-jana
‘gauḍiyā’ ṭhak ei kāṅpe dui-jana


SYNONYMS

pāṭhāna kahe — the soldiers said; tumi — you; paścimā — western Indians; māthura — belonging to the district of Mathurā; dui-jana — two of you; gauḍiyā — Bengalis; ṭhak — rogues; ei — these; kāṅpe — are trembling; dui-jana — two persons.


TRANSLATION

The Pāṭhāna soldiers said, “You are all rogues. One of you belongs to the western lands, one to the district of Mathurā, and the other two, who are trembling, belong to Bengal.”