CC Antya 13.35 (1975): Difference between revisions

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Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta (1975) - Antya-līlā - Chapter 13: Pastimes with Jagadānanda Paṇḍita and Raghunātha Bhaṭṭa Gosvāmī

Antya-līlā 13.34 - Antya-līlā 13.36

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

TEXT 35

kevala gauḍiyā pāile 'bāṭapāḍa' kari' bāndhe

saba luṭi' bāṅdhi' rākhe, yāite virodhe

SYNONYMS

kevala—alone; gauḍiyā—Bengali; pāile—if gotten; bāṭapāḍa—plundering; kari'-doing; bāndhe—they arrest; saba—everything; luṭi'-taking; bāṅdhi'-arresting; rākhe—keep; yāite virodhe—do not release.

TRANSLATION

"As soon as the plunderers on the road see a Bengali traveling alone, they take everything from him, arrest him and do not let him go.

PURPORT

Bengalis are generally not very stout or strong. Therefore when a lone Bengali traverses the roads of Bihar, the plunderers on the road capture him, rob all his belongings and kidnap him for their own service. According to one opinion, the rogues of Bihar know very well that Bengalis are intelligent; therefore these thieves generally force the Bengalis into service requiring intelligence and do not allow them to leave.

Antya-līlā 13.34 - Antya-līlā 13.36

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+kevala—alone; gauḍiyā—Bengali; pāile—if gotten; bāṭapāḍa—plundering; kari'-doing; bāndhe—they arrest; saba—everything; luṭi'-taking; bāṅdhi'-arresting; rākhe—keep; yāite virodhe—do not release.
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-“As soon as the plunderers on the road see a Bengali traveling alone, they take everything from him, arrest him and do not let him go.
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-Bengalis are generally not very stout and strong. Therefore when a lone Bengali traverses the roads of Bihar, the plunderers on the road capture him, rob all his belongings and kidnap him for their own service. According to one opinion, the rogues of Bihar know very well that Bengalis are intelligent; therefore these thieves generally force the Bengalis into service requiring intelligence and do not allow them to leave.
+Bengalis are generally not very stout or strong. Therefore when a lone Bengali traverses the roads of Bihar, the plunderers on the road capture him, rob all his belongings and kidnap him for their own service. According to one opinion, the rogues of Bihar know very well that Bengalis are intelligent; therefore these thieves generally force the Bengalis into service requiring intelligence and do not allow them to leave.
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