In plain words
Even in that learning you are not … in the right state. If you are to speak with the people, if you are to grow close ties with the people, you must have some saṃskāra; you must at least have worldly knowledge. When these two are missing you will fall prey… … to great danger, he said. Stay with me for some days and follow what I do, … the elder brother. Agreeing, he would sit with his brother in that way. People would come to the dais. They would get their answers, each one. In this way they kept coming and going. One day the mother of a farmer di… …. He came to him weeping. Brother! My mother has died. I have become a lonely man with no one … … to turn to, he wailed in many ways. He consol… … him well. Brother! Life is a bubble on water. Once born, one cannot escape death. … and death are man's chief pair. In this way he went on giving him good counsel. … is very great. Her heart is very great. The whole village loves her. She is not mother to you … …. She is my mother too. She is mother to all. So the sorrow that has come to you is mine too. So saying, he brought him round and consoled him. The man was happy. By his coun… … his mind cooled to some extent. This educated younger brother … watching all this. Speaking with the people in this way is surely what matters. I too will speak, he said. … grew.
On the second day he said to his brother: Brother! I have learn… … how to move among the people. From tomorrow, go to the fields. I will stay at home, he said. On the second day someone … came weeping that … had died. That day the younger brother was in the seat. Brother! She is not wife to … …. She is my wife too. She is wife to the whole village. So he went on answering him: as much sorrow as you have, so much … … I have too. The man who had come was beside himself: My wife is such a … … woman. While he was thinking, he is bringing a bad name on such a woman, the younger brother said: to me too she is … wife, she is wife to the whole village, so do not grieve. The man … flew into a rage, gave him two hard blows, seized him by the hair and dragged him into the bazaar. This wicked… … is speaking in this way: meanwhile the elder brother came back from the fields. What is this … quarrel like this, what is it for? he asked. They told him the whole matter. Then the elder brother called him inside … and said, Brother, without any saṃskāra, without any worldly sense, all your learning … only in miseries of this kind.