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vana-pathe dekhe mṛga āche bhūme paḍi’<br>
:vana-pathe dekhe mṛga āche bhūme paḍi'
bāṇa-viddha bhagna-pāda kare dhaḍ-phaḍi<br>
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“Nārada Muni saw that a deer was lying on the path through the forest and that it was pierced by an arrow. It had broken legs and was twisting due to much pain.
"Nārada Muni saw that a deer was lying on the path through the forest and that it was pierced by an arrow. It had broken legs and was twisting due to much pain.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 231

vana-pathe dekhe mṛga āche bhūme paḍi'
bāṇa-viddha bhagna-pāda kare dhaḍ-phaḍi


SYNONYMS

vana-pathe — on the forest path; dekhe — saw; mṛga — deer; āche — there was; bhūme paḍi — lying on the ground; bāṇa-viddha — pierced by an arrow; bhagna-pāda — broken legs; kare dhaḍ-phaḍi — twisting with pain.


TRANSLATION

"Nārada Muni saw that a deer was lying on the path through the forest and that it was pierced by an arrow. It had broken legs and was twisting due to much pain.