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ghoḍā daśa-bāra haya, laha’ mūlya kari’ ”
eta bali’ ghoḍā āne rāja-dvāre dhari’
ghoḍā — horses; daśa-bāra — ten to twelve; haya — there are; laha’ — take; mūlya kari’ — on the proper value; eta bali’ — saying this; ghoḍā āne — he brought the horses; rāja-dvāre dhari’ — keeping at the door of the King.
“ ‘There are ten to twelve good horses. Take them immediately for a proper price.’ After saying this, he brought all the horses to the door of the King.