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CC Antya 7.161

“āmi cālāiluṅ tomā, tumi nā calilā
krodhe kichu nā kahilā, sakala sahilā
Synonyms: 
āmi — I; cālāiluṅ — tried to agitate; tomā — you; tumi — you; nā calilā — did not become agitated; krodhe — in anger; kichu — anything; nā kahilā — you did not say; sakala — everything; sahilā — you tolerated.
Translation: 
“I wanted to agitate you,” the Lord said, “but you did not become agitated. Indeed, you could not say anything in anger. Instead, you tolerated everything.