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Text 29
keha anna māgi’ khāya, keha dugdhāhāra
ayācaka-jane āmi diye ta’ āhāra
keha — someone; anna — food; māgi’ — begging; khāya — eats; keha — someone; dugdha-āhāra — drinks milk; ayācaka-jane — a person who does not beg; āmi — I; diye — supply; ta’ — certainly; āhāra — eatables.
“In this village a person can beg food from others and thus eat. Some people drink only milk, but if a person does not ask anyone for food, I supply him all his eatables.