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50 passagesस तु दत्त्वा दशग्रीवो वनं घोरं स्वरस्य तत् । भगिनीं च समाश्वास्य हृष्टः स्वस्थतरो ऽभवत् ।। ७.२५.१ ।।
Then Daśagrīva, having given that terrible forest of Svara, and having comforted his sister, became delighted and more at ease.
ततो निकुम्भिला नाम लङ्कोपवनमुत्तमम् । तद्राक्षसेन्द्रो बलवान्प्रविवेश सहानुगः ।। ७.२५.२ ।।
After that, that mighty lord of the rākṣasas entered, together with his followers, the excellent pleasure-grove of Laṅkā named Nikumbhilā.
ततो यूपशताकीर्णं सौम्यचैत्योपशोभितम् । ददर्श विष्ठितं यज्ञं श्रिया सम्प्रज्वलन्निव ।। ७.२५.३ ।।
Then he saw a sacrifice standing there, covered with a hundred sacrificial posts and beautified by auspicious shrines, as if blazing forth with splendor.
ततः कृष्णाजिनधरं कमण्डलुशिखाध्वजम् । ददर्श स्वसुतं तत्र मेघनादं भयावहम् ।। ७.२५.४ ।।
Then he saw there his own son, Meghānāda, wearing a black antelope skin and bearing a water-pot, a crest, and a banner, fear-inspiring.
तं समासाद्य लङ्केशः परिष्वज्वाथ बाहुभिः । अब्रवीत्किमिदं वत्स वर्तसे ब्रूहि तत्त्वतः ।। ७.२५.५ ।।
Having approached him, the lord of Laṅkā then embraced him with his arms and said, “My child, what is this? Tell me truthfully how you are faring.”
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