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“aniketa duṅhe, vane yata vṛkṣa-gaṇa<br>
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eka eka vṛkṣera tale eka eka rātri śayana<br>
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aniketa—without a residence; duṅhe—both of them; vane—in the forest; yata vṛkṣa-gaṇa—as many trees as there are; eka eka vṛkṣera—of one tree after another; tale—at the base; eka eka rātri—one night after another; śayana—lying down to sleep.
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“The brothers actually have no fixed residence. They reside beneath trees—one night under one tree and the next night under another.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 127

“aniketa duṅhe, vane yata vṛkṣa-gaṇa
eka eka vṛkṣera tale eka eka rātri śayana


SYNONYMS

aniketa — without a residence; duṅhe — both of them; vane — in the forest; yata vṛkṣa-gaṇa — as many trees as there are; eka eka vṛkṣera — of one tree after another; tale — at the base; eka eka rātri — one night after another; śayana — lying down to sleep.


TRANSLATION

“The brothers actually have no fixed residence. They reside beneath trees—one night under one tree and the next night under another.