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Text 167
kṛpā kari’ teṅho mora nilaye āilā
more śiṣya kari’ mora hāte ‘bhikṣā’ kailā
kṛpā kari’ — by his causeless mercy; teṅho — he; mora nilaye — to my humble place; āilā — came; more — me; śiṣya kari’ — accepting as his disciple; mora hāte — from my hand; bhikṣā kailā — accepted lunch.
“While at Mathurā, Śrīpāda Mādhavendra Purī visited my house and accepted me as a disciple. He even took lunch at my home.