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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.8.27

11.8.27

तस्या वित्ताशया शुष्यद्वक्त्राया दीनचेतस: । निर्वेद: परमो जज्ञे चिन्ताहेतु: सुखावह: ॥ २७ ॥

tasyā vittāśayā śuṣyad- vaktrāyā dīna-cetasaḥ nirvedaḥ paramo jajñe cintā-hetuḥ sukhāvahaḥ

tasyāḥ
of her
vitta
for money
āśayā
by the desire
śuṣyat
dried up
vaktrāyāḥ
her face
dīna
morose
cetasaḥ
her mind
nirvedaḥ
detachment
paramaḥ
very great
jajñe
awakened
cintā
anxiety
hetuḥ
because of
sukha
happiness
āvahaḥ
bringing

As the night wore on, the prostitute, who intensely desired money, gradually became morose, and her face dried up. Thus being filled with anxiety for money and most disappointed, she began to feel a great detachment from her situation, and happiness arose in her mind.