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You who are intent on harm and on your own advantage, cruel one—you have been placed here to cause me remorse. What unpleasant thing do you see, on my account, in Rama, who acts for your welfare?
Even fathers would abandon their sons, and wives their husbands, although they had formed affection for them. Indeed, the whole world would become angry merely upon seeing Rama immersed in calamity.
I rejoice again when I see that son of mine approaching, adorned with the appearance of a divine prince, as though I were beholding him; merely seeing him makes me young again, as it were.
The transmitted first sentence is grammatically uncertain as supplied: literally, it says, “Without the sun there could be activity …,” followed by the unresolved form रवर्षता. If that sequence represents प्रवृत्तिर्न वर्षता, the conditional sense is, “Without the sun, activity would not occur, nor without the rain-bearing [Indra].” But seeing Rama departing from here, I have the conviction that no one could live.
I harbored you—wishing destruction, harmful, an enemy—as though you were death for myself. Alas, you were long held upon my lap, a serpent of great poison; through that, in delusion, I am slain.
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