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Text 46
eta śuni’ viprera cintita haila mana
ekānta-bhāve cinte vipra gopāla-caraṇa
eta śuni’ — hearing this; viprera — of the old brāhmaṇa; cintita — agitated; haila — became; mana — the mind; ekānta-bhāve — with single-minded attention; cinte — thinks; vipra — the brāhmaṇa; gopāla-caraṇa — of the lotus feet of Śrī Gopālajī.
When the elderly brāhmaṇa heard this, his mind became very much agitated. Feeling helpless, he simply turned his attention to the lotus feet of Gopāla.