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Text 76
ke kaiche vyavahāre, kebā kaiche khāya
ei anusandhāna teṅho karaya sadāya
ke — who; kaiche — how; vyavahāre — behaves; kebā — who; kaiche — how; khāya — eats; ei anusandhāna — this inquiry; teṅho — he; karaya — does; sadāya — always.
“It is Rāmacandra Purī’s business to inquire always about how others are eating and conducting their daily affairs.