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In the Pappapurāṇa, after the celebratory event was concluded, the weary couple, with their bodies fatigued, wished to indulge in sleep. (20) However, since their minds were absorbed in contemplating each other's virtues, sleep seemed to have fled out of jealousy. (205) Then, with the beloved's head resting on the shoulder of the husband, and their arms mutually embraced, they appeared to be infused with mutual love; their mouths were fragrant due to the exhalation of sweet-scented breaths, and the expansive chest had the shape of a lotus due to the close embrace. (206) A man's thigh was positioned between the thighs of a woman, and in the desired regions, various kinds of pillows were arranged. In such a state, like a celestial couple, that Ānjanā and the son of the wind somehow attained sleep. At that time, their bodies remained still, immersed in the ocean of touch-generated pleasure. (207-209)
Then, as dawn broke, Ānjanā rose from the bed and began to serve her husband, who sat nearby. (210) Perceiving the fragrance generated from their union, she felt shy, yet at the same time, she was filled with joy as her long-held desires were finally fulfilled. (211) Thus, those couple who previously were fearful of merely seeing each other spent many nights enjoying each other without restraint. (212) The senses of the couple, who were likened to the divine couple with the name Dodunduka, were now preoccupied, detached from other activities, and fully engaged with one another. (213)
Then, after enjoying the pleasures, the wise friend, having forgotten the master's command, and being aware of the heedlessness of his friend, when Vasantamālā entered, softly spoke as he walked into the palace: (214-215) "O beautiful one! Rise, why are you still sleeping? It seems as if you have been defeated by the splendor of your face..."
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