śrī-daitya-putrā ūcuḥ
prahrāda tvaṁ vayaṁ cāpi
narte 'nyaṁ vidmahe gurum
etābhyāṁ guru-putrābhyāṁ
bālānām api hīśvarau
bālasyāntaḥpura-sthasya
mahat-saṅgo duranvayaḥ
chindhi naḥ samśayaṁ saumya
syāc ced visrambha-kāraṇam
śrī-daitya-putrāḥ ūcuḥ - the sons of the demons said; prahrāda - O dear friend Prahlāda; tvam - you; vayam - we; ca - and; api - also; na - not; ṛte - except; anyam - any other; vidmahe - know; gurum - Spiritual master; etābhyām - these two; guru-putrābhyām - the sons of Śukrācārya; bālānām - of little children; api - although; hi - indeed; īśvarau - the two controllers; bālasya - of a child; antaḥpura-sthasya - remaining inside the house or palace; mahat-saṅgaḥ - the association of a great person like Nārada; duranvayaḥ - very difficult; chindhi - please dispel; naḥ - our; samśayam - doubt; saumya - O gentle one; syāt - there may be; cet - if; visrambha-kāraṇam - cause of faith (in your words).
Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Seventh Canto, Sixth Chapter, of the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, entitled “Prahlāda Instructs His Demoniac Schoolmates.”