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13 passagesअस्त्रेण हनुमान् मुक्तो नात्मानमवबुध्यते। कृष्यमाणस्तु रक्षोभिस्तैश्च बन्धैर्निपीडितः॥ ५१॥
Hanumān, released from the missile-weapon, does not make himself known as free; but while being dragged by those Rākṣasas, he is oppressed by those bonds as well.
हन्यमानस्ततः क्रूरै राक्षसैः कालमुष्टिभिः। समीपं राक्षसेन्द्रस्य प्राकृष्यत स वानरः॥ ५२॥
Then, being beaten by the cruel rakshasas with fists like those of Death, that monkey was dragged near the lord of the rakshasas.
अथेन्द्रजित् तं प्रसमीक्ष्य मुक्त- मस्त्रेण बद्धं द्रुमचीरसूत्रैः। व्यदर्शयत् तत्र महाबलं तं हरिप्रवीरं सगणाय राज्ञे॥ ५३॥
Then Indrajit, seeing him freed by the weapon and bound with cords made from tree bark, displayed there that mighty foremost of monkeys to the king together with his retinue.
तं मत्तमिव मातङ्गं बद्धं कपिवरोत्तमम्। राक्षसा राक्षसेन्द्राय रावणाय न्यवेदयन्॥ ५४॥
The rakshasas reported that supreme monkey, bound and resembling an intoxicated elephant, to Ravana, the lord of the rakshasas.
कोऽयं कस्य कुतो वापि किं कार्यं कोऽभ्युपाश्रयः। इति राक्षसवीराणां दृष्ट्वा संजज्ञिरे कथाः॥ ५५॥
“Who is this? Whose is he, or where is he from? What is to be done, and who is his support or refuge?” Seeing him, conversations arose among the heroic rākṣasas.
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