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In plain words

Going east along the path between the courtyard gateway and the kuthi, one finds on the right a lovely pond with a paved ghat. Just east of the Kali temple is a ghat of this pond where the vessels are washed, and not far from the path is another ghat. Near that wayside ghat stands a tree called the Gazi tree. Following the path a little farther east, one comes to another gateway, the main gate leading out of the garden. People from Alambazar and Calcutta come and go by this gate; the people of Dakshineswar come by the back gate. Visitors from Calcutta mostly enter the temple garden by the main gate, and there too a gatekeeper sits on guard. When the Paramahamsa came back from Calcutta late at night, the gatekeeper here would unlock the gate for him. The Paramahamsa would call him, take him into his room and feed him luchis, sweets and other prasad from the temple.