Skandapurana 6.3.235.51_5

6.3.235.51_5

dono ne āte hī rājā ko praṇāma kiyā. rājā mīṭhī vāṇī meṃ bolā – he mahānubhāvoṃ ! bhāgyavaśa èsā kaṭhina dukha tumheṃ prāpta huā hai lekina aba tumheṃ koī bhaya nahīṃ hai. èsā kaha rājā ne una donoṃ ko nae vastrābhūṣaṇa bhī pahanāe aura jitanā dhana unakā liyā thā usase dugunā dhana vāpisa kara diyā. dono vaiśya apane ghara ko cala die.
( iti śrīskandapurāṇe revākhaṇḍe satyanārāyaṇavratakathāyāṃ tṛtīyo'dhyā(3)

As soon as they arrived, both bowed to the king. The king spoke in gentle words: "O noble sirs! By destiny such severe sorrow came upon you, but now you have nothing to fear." Having said this, the king gave both of them new garments and ornaments, and returned double the wealth he had taken from them. Both merchants set out for their home.
(Thus ends the third chapter in the Satyanārāyaṇavratakathā of the Revākhaṇḍa in the glorious Skandapurāṇa.)