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Text 36
kīrtana śuni’ bāhire tārā jvali’ puḍi’ mare
śrīvāsere duḥkha dite nānā yukti kare
kīrtana śuni’ — after hearing the chanting; bāhire — outside; tārā — the nonbelievers; jvali’ — burned; puḍi’ — to ashes; mare — die; śrīvāsere — unto Śrīvāsa Ṭhākura; duḥkha — troubles; dite — to give; nānā — various; yukti — plans; kare — do.
Thus the nonbelievers almost burned to ashes and died out of envy. To retaliate, they planned various ways to give trouble to Śrīvāsa Ṭhākura.