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SB 10.41.35

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


TEXT 35

īdṛśāny eva vāsāṁsī
nityaṁ giri-vane-caraḥ
paridhatta kim udvṛttā
rāja-dravyāṇy abhīpsatha


SYNONYMS

īdṛśāni—of this sort; eva—indeed; vāsāṁsi—garments; nityam—always; giri—on the mountains; vane—and in the forests; carāḥ—those who travel; paridhatta—would put on; kim—whether; udvṛttāḥ—impudent; rāja—the King's; dravyāṇi—things; abhīpsatha—You want.


TRANSLATION

[The washerman said:] You impudent boys! You're accustomed to roaming the mountains and forests, and yet You would dare put on such clothes as these! These are the King's possessions You're asking for!