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Text 36
rātre uṭhi’ ekelā calilā palāñā
dūra haite pitā tāṅre ānila dhariyā
rātre — at night; uṭhi’ — getting up; ekelā — alone; calilā — left; palāñā — running away; dūra haite — from a distant place; pitā — his father; tāṅre — him; ānila — brought back; dhariyā — catching.
He got up alone one night and left, but his father caught him in a distant place and brought him back.