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Text 187
uṭhi’ dui bhāi tabe dante tṛṇa dhari’
dainya kari’ stuti kare karayoḍa kari
uṭhi’ — standing up; dui — two; bhāi — brothers; tabe — then; dante — in the teeth; tṛṇa — straw; dhari’ — holding; dainya kari’ — in all humbleness; stuti kare — offer prayers; kara-yoḍa — folded hands; kari’ — making.
The two brothers got up, and again taking straw between their teeth, they humbly offered their prayers with folded hands.