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“When shall I, wearied by the fatigue of love, placing my chest upon her pair of breasts, broad like the temples of a maddened elephant and moistened with saffron, dwelling between the cage of her arms, obtain a moment of union with her and sleep?”
That bimba-like lower lip is red with passion; the pair of jar-like breasts has a pride mounted upon youth; the navel is naturally low; the lock of hair is slightly curled; and the waist too is very small. Granted, let these things, when thought of here, quickly and forcibly cause distress to the mind. But that her two clear, spotless cheeks should repeatedly burn me—that is not fitting.
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Sanskrit · 1.p00425
रथकारो ऽप्य् एवं स-कामं तद्-वचनम् आकर्ण्य स-स्मितम् इदम् आह-वयस्य ! यद्य्
एवं तर्हि दिष्ट्या सिद्धं नः प्रयोजनम् । तद् अद्यैव तया सह समागमः क्रियताम्
इति ।
English · Meaning
The chariot-maker too, having heard his words desirously, said this with a smile: “Friend, if this is so, fortunately our purpose has been accomplished. Therefore, let union with her be undertaken today itself.”
Kaulika said: “Friend, where, in the inner apartments of the princess, there is no entry for anyone other than the wind, and the place is guarded by guards, how can I have an encounter with her? Then why are you deceiving me with false words?”
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