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## Third Chapter
**104.** Laughter itself was the fragrant powder, white in hue, and the camphor particles were only for destroying the luster.
**105.** Her voice itself was the sweet vina, the curiosity of the sound of the instrument was only the striking of the strings by the ensemble.
**106.** The luster that appeared on her lips was the radiant glow of her body. The unguent of saffron and the like was devoid of virtue and only a blemish on her beauty.
**107.** Her delicate arms were sufficient to strike her husband in jest, the pieces of straw were useless.
**108.** The drops of sweat born from the heat of youth were the ornaments of her breasts, the burden of the necklace was only placed on them in vain.
**109.** Her hips, wide like a stone slab, were the cause of wonder, the platform of jewels made in the palace was made without reason.
**110.** The bees, mistaking her feet for lotuses, were her ornaments, the anklets of Indra-blue gems were useless.
**111.** To describe the glory of the Marudevi, who enjoyed the pleasures born from the Kalpataru, along with her navel-jewel, is impossible even with hundreds of thousands of books.
**112.** When the time for the birth of Lord Rishabhadeva arrived, the Dikkumari Devis, pleased by the command of Indra, began to serve Marudevi with great respect.
**113.** Lakshmi, Shri, Dhriti, Kirti, and other Devis, uttering the words "May you prosper," "Give your command," "May you live long," with great excitement, awaited her command.
**114.** At that time, some Devis praised her with heart-stealing qualities, and some Devis, endowed with excellent knowledge, sang her praises by playing the vina.
**115.** Some sang a wonderful song, like nectar to the ears, and some, with soft hands, stroked her feet.
**116.** Some offered betel nut, some offered a seat, and some, with swords in hand, were always ready to protect her.
**117.** Some stood at the inner door, and some at the outer door, holding spears, golden staffs, clubs, and swords.