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bahu pariśrame candana remuṇā ānila
ānanda bāḍila mane, duḥkha nā gaṇila
bahu — much; pariśrame — with labor; candana — sandalwood; remuṇā — to Remuṇā (the village of Gopīnātha); ānila — brought; ānanda — pleasure; bāḍila — increased; mane — in the mind; duḥkha — difficulties; nā — not; gaṇila — counted.
“With great trouble and after much labor, Mādhavendra Purī brought the load of sandalwood to Remuṇā. However, he was still very pleased; he discounted all the difficulties.