। ॥ ७९ ॥
In plain words
Whatever destiny leaves in your hands or carries off — something people prize, or something of no account — look at it plainly: no elation, no collapse. Live in houses the way a guest lives in them.
Close to the Sanskrit
Whatever object at all — remaining or gone by destiny, prized or trifling — having seen it, neither rejoicing nor sinking, one should dwell in houses like a guest.