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叠谤补丑尘腻 said:鈥�

1. After going there, the haughty 碍腻尘补, deluded by 艢颈惫补鈥檚 magic power, stationed himself, after first spreading the enchanting power of Spring all around.

2. The enchanting influence of Spring spread everywhere around O峁�adhiprastha, the penance-grove of 艢颈惫补, the supreme lord, O excellent sage.

3. O great sage, the groves bloomed with special exuberance, O excellent sage, due to his power.

4. The fragrant flowers of Mango and 础艣辞办补 trees shone heightening feelings of love.

5. The water lilies with bees hovering on them proved to be the causes for the rise of love in the minds of everyone.

6. The sweet cooings of the cuckoos heightened emotions of love. They were exquisite and pleasing to the mind.

7. O sage, diverse sounds of the hummings of the bees rang sweet in the ears of everyone heightening temptations of love.

8. The bright light of the moon scattered all around appeared to be the emissary of lovers and their beloveds.

9. At that time the K膩lad墨pik膩 (brilliant lamp) induced reticent haughty persons to love. O good sir, the wind blew gently but distressed those who were separated from their beloveds.

10. Thus the vast diffusion of Spring caused the display of emotions of love. It was unbearable to the forestdwelling sages.

11. O sage, then, even the insentient beings had the emotions of love. What about the state of sentient ones?

12. Thus spring employed his unbearable power heightening the love of all living beings.

13. On seeing the untimely display of spring, 艢颈惫补 the lord, who had assumed a physical body indulging in divine sports, thought it surprising.

14. But He, the chief of the self-controlled and the remover of man鈥檚 misery continued his severe penance.

15. When spring spread everywhere, 碍腻尘补 accompanied by Rati stood on his left side, with the arrow of mango blossom taken out and kept in readiness.

16. Enchanting all people, he spread his influence. Who was not enchanted on seeing 碍腻尘补 in the company of Rati?

17. Thus they initiated their dalliance. The sentiment of love too accompanied by coquettish gestures and emotions reached the vicinity of 艢颈惫补 along with his attendants.

18. 碍腻尘补, usually stationed within the mind manifested himself outside. But he could not find any vulnerable loop-hole in 艢颈惫补 whereby he could enter Him.

19. When 碍腻尘补 did not secure any entry within the great Yogin, he became deluded and frightened much through the magical power of 艢颈惫补.

20. Who could gain access to 艢颈惫补 in meditation, who could fix an eye in his forehead that resembled fire with shooting blazing flames?

21. In the mean time 笔腻谤惫补迟墨 came there along with her two maids and brought various kinds of flowers for 艢颈惫补鈥檚 worship.

22. Certainly 笔腻谤惫补迟墨 had a greater beauty than the most exquisite lady described by people on the earth.

23. When she wore pretty flowers of the season how could her beauty be described even in a hundred years?

24. No sooner did she enter within the proximity of 艢颈惫补 than He came out of his meditation for a short while.

25. Profiting by that opportune moment, 碍腻尘补, by means of his arrow 贬补谤峁�a峁嘺 delighted the moon-crest god 艢颈惫补 who was nearby.

26. O sage, in assistance to 碍腻尘补, 笔腻谤惫补迟墨 reached the place near 艢颈惫补 with emotions of love and accompanied by Spring.

27. In order to make the trident-bearing lord take interest in her, 碍腻尘补 drew his bow very carefully and discharged his flowery arrow on Him.

28. As was her usual practice she approached 艢颈惫补, bowed to Him, worshipped Him and stood in front of Him (awaiting further instructions).

29. 笔腻谤惫补迟墨 was stared at by lord 艢颈惫补, while she was laying bare some of the limbs bashfully, as is natural to women in such circumstances.

30. Remembering the boon granted to her by 叠谤补丑尘腻 formerly, O sage, lord 艢颈惫补 began to describe her limbs joyfully.

艢颈惫补 said:鈥�

31. 鈥淚s this your face or the moon? Are these your eyes or lotus petals? These two eyebrows are the bows of 碍腻尘补 of noble soul.

32. Is this your lower lip or Bimba fruit? Is this your nose or the beak of a parrot? Do I hear your voice or the cooing of the cuckoo? Is this your slender waist or the sacrificial altar?

33. How can her gait be described? How can her comely appearance be described? How can the flowers be described? How can the clothes be described?

34. Whatever is graceful and sweet in the creation has been incorporated here. Indeed, all her limbs are exquisite in every respect.

35 How blessed is this 笔腻谤惫补迟墨 of mysteriously wonderful features. There is no other woman equal to her in beauty in the three worlds.

36. She is a storehouse of the finest beauty. She has wondrous beautiful limbs. She is an enchantress of even sages. She increases great happiness.鈥�

叠谤补丑尘腻 said:鈥�

37. After describing her body again and again, recollecting the boon granted by 叠谤补丑尘腻, 艢颈惫补 stopped.

38. When 艢颈惫补 put His hand within her garment and moved it, she, as is natural to women, bashfully withdrew and kept aloof.

39. O sage, then 笔腻谤惫补迟墨 smilingly laid bare some parts of her body and cast graceful glances at Him with great pleasure.

40. On seeing these movements and gestures 艢颈惫补 became fascinated. Lord 艢颈惫补 indulging in great divine sports spoke these words.

41. 鈥淚 feel great pleasure on merely seeing her. What pleasure shall I derive by embracing her?鈥�

42. Thinking thus only for a moment, the enlightened 艢颈惫补 became detached, honoured 笔腻谤惫补迟墨 and spoke.

43. 鈥淗ow wonderful and mysterious is the situation that has arisen! How is it that I have been deluded and fascinated? Though I am the lord and master, I have been perturbed by 碍腻尘补.

44. If I, the master, were to yearn for the touch of a woman鈥檚 limbs what will not be done by other incompetent and insignificant creatures鈥�.

45. Thus resuming detachment, lord 艢颈惫补 forbade her sitting on the couch. How can there be a downfall for the great lord 艢颈惫补?