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## Adipurana
**Verse 14:**
The deer, their necks stretched out, were adorned by the sweet songs of the Kinnaras on the banks.
**Verse 145:**
The heart-warming sounds of the Sarasas, like divine women, with their swaying hips, seemed to be laughing.
**Verse 146:**
With fourteen thousand tributaries, she appeared like a friend, her arms raised in embrace.
**Verse 147:**
The Lord saw her, her splendor unveiled, like a garland offered to the ocean by the Himalayas.
**Verse 148:**
The king Bharat, seeing the Ganga, like a young woman, her beauty enhanced by autumn, adorned with the forests on her banks, her hips like sand dunes, her navel a deep whirlpool, experienced unparalleled joy.
**Verse 149:**
The Ganga, fragrant with the nectar of lotuses, her gentle swaying caused by the trembling leaves of the forest on her banks, her waves constantly stirred by the divine ocean, the wind carrying away the weariness of the king's wives.