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In plain words

Sinthi is near Paikpara, a kos and a half, some three miles, north of Calcutta. I have called the garden house lovely. The place is very secluded and especially fitted for worshipping God. The owner of the garden holds a great festival twice a year, once in the autumn and once in the spring, and for the festival he invites many devotees from Calcutta and from the villages near Sinthi. So today Sivanath and other devotees have come from Calcutta. Many of them joined in the morning worship, and as there is to be an evening service as well, they are waiting. Above all, they have heard that the great soul is coming in the afternoon, and that they will see his form full of bliss, drink in the nectar of his words that captivates the heart, hear his sweet kirtan and see his dance, full of the love of Hari, that the gods themselves rarely see.