ghoḍā - horses; daśa-bāra - ten to twelve; haya - there are; laha' - take; mūlya kari' - on the proper value; eta bali' - saying this; ghoḍā āne - he brought the horses; rāja-dvāre dhari' - keeping at the door of the King.

“ ‘There are ten to twelve good horses. Take them immediately for a proper price.’ After saying this, he brought all the horses to the door of the King.