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tisro ratriryadavatsirgrhe me- nasnan brahmannatithirnamasyah namastestu brahman svasti mestu tasmatprati trinvaranvrnisva
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English Translation
Yama said: O Brahmin, salutations to you! You are a venerable guest and have dwelt in my house three nights without eating; therefore choose now three boons, one for each night, O Brahmin! May all be well with me!
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Thus addressed, Death having approached Nachik├кtas worshipfully, said тАШas you have been living in my house fasting for three nights, a Br├вhman guest worthy of reverence, therefore be my prostration to you. Oh Br├вhman, therefore be good unto me and let me be freed from the sin of your having lived here fasting; although all good may befall me by your mere grace, still in order that I may propitiate you better, ask of me any three objects you wish for, one for every night you fasted.
Sri Shankaracharya