CC Antya 12.22

śivānandera patnī tāṅre kahena kāndiyā
‘putre śāpa dichena gosāñi vāsā nā pāñā’
Word for word: 
śivānandera — of Śivānanda Sena; patnī — the wife; tāṅre — unto him; kahena — says; kāndiyā — crying; putre — on our sons; śāpa — curse; dichena — awarded; gosāñi — Nityānanda Prabhu; vāsā nā pāñā — not getting His residential quarters.
Translation: 
Crying, his wife informed him, “Lord Nityānanda has cursed our sons to die because His quarters have not been provided.”