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29 passagesमुमोच च शरान् घोरान् संगृह्य नरपुंगवः। अभीतवदनः क्रुद्धो रावणिं लक्ष्मणो युधि॥ ५१॥
The best of men, with an unafraid face and angered, gathered and released terrible arrows at Rāvaṇa’s son in battle.
नैवं रणगताः शूराः प्रहरन्ति निशाचर। लघवश्चाल्पवीर्याश्च शरा हीमे सुखास्तव॥ ५२॥
Not thus do heroes who have entered battle strike, O night-ranger. Your arrows are light, of little force, and easy for me to bear.
नैवं शूरास्तु युध्यन्ते समरे युद्धकाङ्क्षिणः। इत्येवं तं ब्रुवन् धन्वी शरैरभिववर्ष ह॥ ५३॥
“Heroes desirous of battle do not fight in this way in combat.” Saying this to him, the bowman showered him with arrows.
तस्य बाणैः सुविध्वस्तं कवचं काञ्चनं महत्। व्यशीर्यत रथोपस्थे ताराजालमिवाम्बरात्॥ ५४॥
His arrows thoroughly shattered the great golden armor; it broke apart on the chariot platform like a net of stars falling from the sky.
विधूतवर्मा नाराचैर्बभूव स कृतव्रणः। इन्द्रजित् समरे वीरः प्रत्यूषे भानुमानिव॥ ५५॥
His armor shaken off, he became covered with wounds from the nārāca arrows—the heroic Indrajit in battle, like the sun at dawn.
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