460 BENGALI LANGUAGE & LITERATURE, [ Chap. | sadi and wept even more bitterly. Seeing her _ in this condition, Chaitanya became full of com- _ passion and said turning towards me :—*“ You need — not go with me, Govinda, I shall take another servant; you had better go home with your | wife.’’ But how could poor Govinda leave the company of that divine man whose attraction had proved too strong for the princely Raghunath and Narattam, for Sanatan and Rupa, the ministers — of the court of the Emperor of Gour, who had all — left their vast worldly possessions, and joined the® 3 order of the Sannyasins for the great love they bore মু (9 076 1009.5661 10 1906 16 ৮109 0091065 5 010061- stand our relation to God, the 0101 (106 1€1911017- ship worth caring for, wields an_ irresistible power over us. When a prophet ora seer causes us to see the highest truth, this phenomenal world, —the fleeting and the perishable passes out এ our sight and He becomes more real to us than any প্ object of the senses. So it was with Govinda and others. When Chaitanya expressed his desire (9. leave Govinda at Burdwan :— poe Soe টু ২২১২১ ২১-- া ofa asa cre Sai artes | | চক্ষু চাপি আচলেতে লাগিলা কান্দিতে ॥ | তাহার রোদনে প্রভূর দয়া উপজিল। অমনি ফিরিয়া মেরে কহিতে লাগিল ॥ গভূ কহে গোবিন্দরে গুহে থাক তুমি । অন্ঠ ভূত্য সঙ্গে করি পুবী যাই আমি ॥ Kadcha.
