nūpurera dhvani śuni' ānandita mana
uttamānna pāka kari' karāya bhojana

 nÅ«purera - of the ankle bells; dhvani - the sounds; Å›uni' - hearing; Änandita - very pleased; mana - the mind; uttama-anna - first-class rice; pāka - cooking; kari' - doing; karāya - causes; bhojana - eating.


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While Gopāla followed the young brāhmaį¹‡a, the tinkling sound of His ankle bells could be heard. The brāhmaį¹‡a became very pleased, and he cooked first-class rice for Gopāla to eat.

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