Gopalacampu 1.21.32

1.21.32

[20] tad evaṃ bhikṣā-niṣṭhānām iva tasminn upatiṣṭhamānānām api śāstrārthaṃ nayamānānāṃ tad avadhārya te vāryācāryā manasi paryālocayāmāsuḥ-hanta ! brāhmaṇā evāsmākam etān brahma-vicāram api viśiṣṭatayā lobhād anuśiṣṭavantaḥ santi | yena tatrāpi kṛta-mukhatayā mukharatām āpannāḥ | bhavatu, tathāpy ete paramebhyayopalabhyamānāḥ kiñcid dāna-rūpam avadānaṃ vinā pratyutādānāya param atrāgatāḥ | aho ! kali-praveśa-deśasya deśa-rūpam idam |

[20] Thus, when even those who stood before them like people devoted to begging adduced the scriptural meaning, those teachers, who ought to have been restrained, considered it and reflected in their minds: “Alas! Our brāhmaṇas out of greed have given even these boys special instruction in the inquiry into Brahman, because of which they have become talkative with an air of authority in that very matter! Let it be; nevertheless, though they are known to be exceedingly wealthy, without any noble deed in the form of giving, on the contrary they have come here only to take. Ah, this is the very nature of a land where the Kali age has entered!