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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.28.19

4.28.19

न मय्यनाशिते भुङ्क्ते नास्‍नाते स्‍नाति मत्परा । मयि रुष्टे सुसन्त्रस्ता भर्त्सिते यतवाग्भयात् ॥ १९ ॥

na mayy anasite bhunkte nasnate snati mat-para mayi ruste susantrasta bhartsite yata-vag bhayat

na
never
mayi
when I
anasite
had not eaten
bhunkte
she would eat
na
never
asnate
had not taken bath
snati
she would take her bath
mat-para
always devoted to me
mayi
when I
ruste
was angry
su-santrasta
very much frightened
bhartsite
when I chastised
yata-vak
fully controlled of words
bhayat
out of fear.

King Puranjana then began to think of his past dealings with his wife. He recalled that his wife would not take her dinner until he had finished his, that she would not take her bath until he had finished his, and that she was always very much attached to him, so much so that if he would sometimes become angry and chastise her, she would simply remain silent and tolerate his misbehavior.