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Mitra-bheda1.p00772–1.p00776
Mitra-bheda1.p00772
Sanskrit · 1.p00772
तत् पश्य मे बुद्धि-प्रभावम् । परं ममापि सुहृद्-भूता वीणारवा नाम मक्षिकास्ति
। तत् ताम् आहूयागच्छामि, येन स दुरात्मा दुष्ट-गजो बध्यते ।
English · Meaning
Then behold the power of my intelligence. Moreover, I too have a fly named Vīṇāravā who has become my friend. I will call her and come, so that that wicked, evil elephant may be bound.
Then he, together with the sparrow, approached the fly and said: “Dear one, this sparrow dear to me has been overcome by a wicked elephant through the smashing of her eggs. Therefore, you ought to assist me as I undertake the means of killing him.”
That is true. Moreover, I too have a frog-friend named Meghanāda staying here. Let us summon him as well and do what is appropriate. It has also been said:
Free Library: Sanskrit + transliteration + English + Hindi + Gujarati meanings. EN 2703/2703; HI 2703/2703; GU 2703/2703; chapters 6. Meanings are machine-assisted study drafts, not a scholarly edition.