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## One Hundred Chapters
Thus, this story has been told. Now, listen, O King, to another story related to the salt-goad.
1. The slender body of Janaka's daughter, Sita, took on a whiteness as if it had been embraced by the pure merit of all beings.
2. The beautiful, pointed tips of her breasts were adorned with a dark hue, as if they were sealed jars of milk, ready for her son to drink.
3. Her gaze, soft and white, held an extreme sweetness, as if a long, wide river of milk had been placed on her face for nourishment.
4. Her body was adorned with a multitude of auspicious signs, as if it were meant to reveal the glory of infinite and vast blessings.
5. As Sita gently placed her feet on the pure, gem-studded floor, her reflection fell below, as if the earth, in the form of a lotus, were serving her.
6. The image of the doll, which is desired during childbirth, was placed near Sita's bed, and its reflection fell on her cheek, making it appear like Lakshmi herself.
7. At night, when Sita went to the roof of the palace, the reflection of the moon fell on her uncovered breasts, as if a white umbrella had been placed over her womb.
8. Even when she slept in her dwelling, women with agile arms, holding various fly whisks, continued to wave them over her.
9. In her dreams, large elephants, adorned with ornaments, performed an auspicious ablution over her with water kept in lotus leaf cups.
10. When she awoke, the sound of "Victory, Victory" echoed repeatedly, as if the beautiful dolls placed in the upper part of the palace were chanting it.
11. When she called out to her family, they responded with "Your command, O Queen," their voices soft and ethereal, as if they were disembodied.