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Text 147
taiche ei śloke tomāra arthe ‘nindā’ āise
sarasvatīra artha śuna, yāte ‘stuti’ bhāse
taiche — in that way; ei śloke — in this verse; tomāra — your; arthe — by the meaning; nindā — blasphemy; āise — comes; sarasvatīra artha — the meaning of mother Sarasvatī; śuna — hear; yāte — by which; stuti — prayers; bhāse — appear.
“In that way, although your verse is blasphemous according to your meaning, mother Sarasvatī has taken advantage of it to offer prayers to the Lord.