[978] Having done his duties in his houses, having instructed his own people —
his friends and colleagues and his servants, his children and wife and his kinsmen —
having arranged his business, having declared the wealth in the house,
the buried treasure, and the loans given out, he said this to Puṇṇaka:
"You have dwelt three days in my house;
the duties in my houses have been done;
my children and wife have been instructed by me;
I shall now do the tasks according to your wish."
# 1–3 Ma. reads: dāsisattasatāni ca. 4 Yu. reads: suhajje. 5 Ma. reads: karoma kaccāna.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.