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The monkey said: “I have an intense enmity with a certain king. If you give me this jewel necklace, then, having enticed that king and his retinue with a profusion of words, I will make him enter this lake.”
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सो ऽपि श्रद्धेयं वचस् तस्य श्रुत्वा रत्न-मालां दत्त्वा प्राह-भो मित्र ! यत् समुचितं
भवति तत् कर्तव्यम् इति ।
English · Meaning
He too, having heard his credible words, gave the jewel necklace and said: “Ho, friend! Whatever is appropriate should be done.”
The monkey too, with his neck adorned with a jewel necklace, wandered among the tree-palaces and was seen by people. He was also asked: “Ho, troop leader! Where have you been staying all this time? Where did you obtain such a jewel necklace? By its radiance it outshines even the sun.”
The monkey said: “There is, somewhere in the forest, a great and very well-hidden lake made by Kubera. There, on Sunday, when the sun is half risen, whoever immerses himself emerges, by Kubera’s favor, with his neck adorned with such a jewel necklace.”
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