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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.13.47

4.13.47

एवं स निर्विण्णमना नृपो गृहा- न्निशीथ उत्थाय महोदयोदयात् । अलब्धनिद्रोऽनुपलक्षितो नृभि- र्हित्वा गतो वेनसुवं प्रसुप्ताम् ॥ ४७ ॥

evam sa nirvinna-mana nrpo grhan nisitha utthaya mahodayodayat alabdha-nidro ’nupalaksito nrbhir hitva gato vena-suvam prasuptam

evam
thus
sah
he
nirvinna-manah
being indifferent in mind
nrpah
King Anga
grhat
from home
nisithe
in the dead of night
utthaya
getting up
maha-udaya-udayat
opulent by the blessings of great souls
alabdha-nidrah
being without sleep
anupalaksitah
without being seen
nrbhih
by people in general
hitva
giving up
gatah
went off
vena-suvam
the mother of Vena
prasuptam
sleeping deeply.

Thinking like that, King Anga could not sleep at night. He became completely indifferent to household life. Once, therefore, in the dead of night, he got up from bed and left Vena’s mother (his wife), who was sleeping deeply. He gave up all attraction for his greatly opulent kingdom, and, unseen by anyone, he very silently gave up his home and opulence and proceeded towards the forest.