Vajjalaggam

SR No.: 001383
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Jayvallabh
Publisher: Prakrit Text Society Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 1969
Total Pages: 708
Language: Prakrit, Sanskrit, English
Classification: Book_Devnagari & Literature
File Size: 13 MB

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56. THE SECTION ON THE PESTLE
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as before; the sugar-cane (penis), full of abundant leaves and shady (referring to the hair on the genital organs), is the same as.. before. Oh sex-machinist, it is your fault, if in spite of all that: only a meagre discharge has taken place.]
56. The Section on the Pestle
538) It is only in the houses of lucky women, that a pestle is always at their disposal, (ready for service), agafa, TF1zitary, long and of excellent (ideal) dimensions. (Hidden meaning: It is only in the houses of lucky women, that a pestle-like male organ is always at their disposal, ready for use whenever desired by them, Fragrafea and Ecl212747, long and of ideal proportions.]
539) It is only in the houses of fortunate women, that large and bulky pestles, furnished with beautiful metallic hoops, are at their service, being commensurate with the mortars. [Secret meaning: It is only fortunate women who have at their beck and call, the organs of their husbands, large (long) and bulky, gratlyfi, and of a size appropriate to their vaginal passages.]
540) Pestles though bulky at the tip and though firmly secured with a central metallic strip, are broken by some women in old mortars. [Hidden sense : Male organs, though bulky at the tip and though firmly secured with a central ringlike prominence are broken (i.e. are made limp and flaccid, are deprived of their stiffness) by some women in their old mortars (vaginal passages.)]
541) Oh my friends, a hundred times have I wandered through the entire village, but, my friends, I have (nowhere)seen at all a pestle commensurate with the mortar in the house, [Hidden sense : Nowhere have I come across a male organ commensurate with my vaginal passage.]
542) Even others have a pleasing (fascinating) (afea) pestle, which has a beautiful decoration at the tip, which is slightly big (at the tip) and which is lovely with a central metallic strip.Hence we go in (for it or go in search of it). [Secret meaning: Even.