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Ayodhya Kaanda

74 - Sri Rama's arrival at srngaverapura; the Nisada chiefís services

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yaha sudhi guhaom niṣāda jaba pāī. mudita liē priya baṃdhu bōlāī..
 

liē phala mūla bhēṃṭa bhari bhārā. milana calēu hiṃyaom haraṣu apārā..
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kari daṃḍavata bhēṃṭa dhari āgēṃ. prabhuhi bilōkata ati anurāgēṃ..
 

sahaja sanēha bibasa raghurāī. pūomchī kusala nikaṭa baiṭhāī..
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nātha kusala pada paṃkaja dēkhēṃ. bhayau bhāgabhājana jana lēkhēṃ..
 

dēva dharani dhanu dhāmu tumhārā. maiṃ janu nīcu sahita parivārā..
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kṛpā karia pura dhāria pāū. thāpiya janu sabu lōgu sihāū..
 

kahēhu satya sabu sakhā sujānā. mōhi dīnha pitu āyasu ānā..
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When Guha, the Nisada,* got this news, he gladly called together his near and dear ones and taking by way of presents fruits and roots in baskets slung across their shoulders, he proceeded to meet the Lord with infinite joy in his heart. Prostrating himself on the ground and placing the presents before the Lord he gazed on Him with great affection. The Lord of Raghus, who is won by natural affection, seated him by His side and inquired about his welfare. "The sight of your lotus feet, my lord, is the root of all welfare; I can now count myself as a blessed man. My land, house and fortune are yours, holy sir; my family and myself are your humble servants. Do me the favour of visiting my town and confer dignity on me. Let everyone envy my lot." "Everything you have said is true; my wise friend; but my father has commanded me otherwise.

 
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