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Text 105
tomāra āge eta kathāra nāhi prayojana
ūṣara-bhūmite yena bījera ropaṇa
tomāra āge — before you; eta — so many; kathāra — of words; nāhi — there is not; prayojana — necessity; ūṣara-bhūmite — in barren land; yena — like; bījera — of the seed; ropaṇa — sowing.
Gopīnātha Ācārya then said, “There is no need to quote so much evidence from the śāstras, for you are a very dry speculator. There is no need to sow seeds in barren land.