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ei mata duṅhāra kathā haya ṭhāre-ṭhore
bhitarera artha keha bujhite nā pāre
ei mata — in this way; duṅhāra — of both of them; kathā — conversation; haya — took place; ṭhāre-ṭhore — with different indications; bhitarera — inner; artha — meaning; keha — anyone; bujhite — to understand; nā pāre — is not able.
In this way the Kazi and the Lord talked with each other with various indications, but no outsider could understand the inner meaning of their conversation.