चौ0कगU नहप `े बियान निˇाना। ियगU सारि„े »लिि ुभिमाना॥ सदा रगU¤गU ुपनपौ दयरा०¡ । सब बिˇि कयरसल कयरबेा बना०¡॥ 1॥ िेगिU िेउ कगU¤गU संि ायििंेUरेउU ।परम ु¤कचन पिýय गUरि केररेउU॥ ियगU सम ुˇन भि„ारि ु»ेगUा । गUôि बिरंUचि सिवगिU संदेगUा॥ 2॥ `ôसि सôसि िव चरन नमामी । मô पर कहरपा करिु ुब Sवामी॥ सगU` पýीिि भŒपिि कार दे„ी । ुापय बिाय बिSवास बिसेाी॥ 3॥ सब पýकार रा`गिU ुपनार्§ । बôले'U ुˇिक सनेगU `नार्§॥ सयनय सििभा'U कगU'¡U मगिUपाला । §गUा¡ बसि बीिे बगयU काला॥ 4॥
kaha nṛpa je bigyna nidhn, tumha srikhe galita abhimn. sad rahahiò apanapau dure¡, saba bidhi kusala kubeṣa bane ¡.1. tehi te¡ kahahiò santa śruti ¢ere ¡, parama akiñcana priya hari kere ¡. tumha sama adhana bhikhri ageh, hota birañci sivahi sandeh.2. josi sosi tava carana nammī, mo para kṛp karia aba svmī. sahaja prīti bhµupati kai dekhī, pu biṣaya bisvsa biseṣī.3. saba prakra rjahi apanī, boleu adhika saneha janī. sunu satibhu kahau¡ mahipl, ih¡ basata bīte bahu kl.4. 162 * ŚR’ RMACARITAMNASA*
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The king replied, Those who are repositories of wisdom and free from pride like you always keep their reality concealed; even though proficient in everyway, they prefer to remain in tattered clothes. That is why saints as well as the Vedas proclaim that those who are supremely indigent are held most dear by Ýr¶ Hari. Penniless and homeless beggars like you fill the minds of even ViraÛci and Ýiva with doubt. Whoever you may be, I bow at Your feet; now be gracious to me, my lord. When the hermit saw the kings artless affection and extraordinary faith in him, he won him over in everyway, and spoke with a still greater affection Listen, O king; I tell you sincerely that I have dwelt here for long. (14)
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