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English translation with Jain terms preserved:
The devotee of the feet of his father, Sri Datta, his wife was Vimal Sri. Their daughter was named Ratikavega, the river of love, beautiful and auspicious.
Vimal Sri's brother, free from sorrow, was another seth named Ashokadatta. His wife was Jinadatta. Their son was Sukanta, handsome and gentle, like the moon.
Then, sitting at the door of the father-in-law's residence and observing a vow of twelve years, (he said) "If I do not come back by then, you may give your daughter to another suitor." "I am poor, O father-in-law, I cannot accept the daughter now." And when he went for business, the twelve years were completed, and in due course, the daughter's breasts had developed. Free from witnesses and documents, he called the daughter and gave her to Sukanta.
Meanwhile, the enemy arrived, cruel and with a sharp sword. He says, "I will rend/kill the bridegroom." The assembly of elders forcefully stopped him. The bride and groom also fled from the back door of the house. Then, roaring and scolding the attendants, and seeing the lineage of the couple,
The unbroken, wicked, jealous one became enraged and followed them. With his wife, he reached the forest, like the deer with the doe.
The redness of both their feet became manifest, the lotus-like faces of both.