Speech of the Shudra king :
“O Brahmin! throw away this material of worship in the water, otherwise I shall kill you today, abandon the worship of the goddess, otherwise I shall chop you into two parts.”172.
Speech of the Brahmin addressed to the king :
“O king! I am telling you the truth, you may cut me into two parts, but I cannot leave the worship of the without hesitation, I shall not leave the feet of the goddess.”173.
Hearing these words, the Shudra king fell upon the Brahmin like the demon Makraksha on the enemy, the blood gushed up from both the eyes of the Yama-like king.174.
That foolish king called his servants and said, “Kill this Brahmin.” Those tyrants took him to the temple of the goddess.175.
Tying the bandage before his eyes and tying his hands, they took out the glistening sword, when they were about to strike the blow with the sword, then that Brahmin remembered KAL (death).176.