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The Mahaprabhu Shripala Chakravarti, who will protect the daughters of the Vidyadhara kings and the Keshin people from the force of their breasts and the force of the wind, will marry them with his own brilliance. Your form pleases my heart. "Dear Vidyudvega, she is alive with difficulty. The prince says, 'What do you say? Who can violate the impending karma?' O messenger! You go. I will be the beloved of that maiden, and I will embrace that maiden with playfulness." Hearing this, the messenger went home, and saw the maiden who had become very thin. Then she came back to where the Kamadeva was, and the maiden, who had come with the essence of the Ramanabhava, conversed with her former father.
Ghatta - Seeing that beautiful beauty, those six maidens have fled into the forest for a moment, as if the dull minds have fled from the mind of the poet. || 13 ||
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The Vidyadhari sat down near him. Covering her face with her hand, she says that here, by the power of severe penance, the expansion of the arrows of Kamadeva is not remembered by anyone. I too see you out of affection. I protect your virtuous soul. But, O lord, one should not believe and should build an inaccessible dwelling for the forest dwellers. Saying this, he built a pavilion with a canopy of leaves on a pillar, placed 'Kubera Shri's son Shripala' in it, and covered it with a red blanket.
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