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tabe sei mṛgādi tine nārada sustha kaila<br>
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sustha hañā mṛgādi tine dhāñā palāila<br>
:sustha hañā mṛgādi tine dhāñā palāila
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“The three animals that were half-killed were then brought to their consciousness by the sage Nārada. Indeed, the animals got up and swiftly fled.
"The three animals that were half-killed were then brought to their consciousness by the sage Nārada. Indeed, the animals got up and swiftly fled.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 263

tabe sei mṛgādi tine nārada sustha kaila
sustha hañā mṛgādi tine dhāñā palāila


SYNONYMS

tabe — thereafter; sei — those; mṛga-ādi — animals, beginning with the deer; tine — three; nārada — the sage Nārada; sustha kaila — brought to their senses; sustha hañā — coming to consciousness; mṛga-ādi — the pierced animals; tine — three; dhāñā palāila — very swiftly fled away from that place.


TRANSLATION

"The three animals that were half-killed were then brought to their consciousness by the sage Nārada. Indeed, the animals got up and swiftly fled.