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eka-dina nārada kahe, — “śunaha, parvate
āmāra eka śiṣya āche, calaha dekhite”
eka-dina — one day; nārada kahe — Nārada Muni said; śunaha — please hear; parvate — my dear Parvata; āmāra — my; eka — one; śiṣya — disciple; āche — there is; calaha dekhite — let us go see.
“One day, while speaking to his friend Parvata Muni, Nārada Muni requested him to go with him to see his disciple the hunter.