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He then went outside the house and immediately brought two coconuts. All the ladies were astonished to see such wonderful activities.
He then immediately went outside the house and brought two coconuts. All the ladies were astonished to see such wonderful activities.
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Latest revision as of 15:21, 26 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 47

bāhire yāñā ānilena dui nārikela
dekhiyā apūrva haila vismita sakala


SYNONYMS

bāhire—outside; yāñā—going; ānilena—He immediately brought; dui—two; nārikela—coconuts; dekhiyā—seeing; apūrva—this wonder; haila—became; vismita—astonished; sakala—all.


TRANSLATION

He then immediately went outside the house and brought two coconuts. All the ladies were astonished to see such wonderful activities.