________________ Siri Strivalakaha St. 98. This stanza is also a una verse. St. 94. This verse serves, as it were, to be 4. prophecy or the part of Madanasundari. She, though married to a leper, becomes happy in the end because she was meritorious, whereas Surasundari, even though married to & promising prince, becomes, miserable in the end because she was devoid of merits. St. 96. (Sk 5g) has here got the sense of at once'. St. 97. olgem ( Sk. FouT) This refers to the well-known four items outst, fle, and 'भाव. For the idea in the second line of. कुम्मापुत्त verse 81. line. 2. :" orcofa er for et storfo HTTartu." St. 98. कीस (aa. well as किण and कम्हा) are used in Pk. for Sk. 7, meaning 'how', (see Hem. VIII. 3. 68). &t. 99. Atufa (Sk. Atrend). The causal of the root ott is sometimes used, as here, in the :sense of 'to experience'. St. 100. This stanza is one of the fer beautiful guitas in our text. St. 101. Beat ( Sk. apere.ie. SYARA) from to go; 'which has exigen. groftrat (Sko
