Book Title: Lilavaikaha
Author(s): K R Chandra, Ramniklal M Shah
Publisher: Prakrit Text Society Ahmedabad

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________________ 74 S, T. Nimkar 760. Then, as she cried, that delicate shaking hand of hers with trembling fingers was somehow soothed by her friends by blowing (on it) from their mouths. 761. Thus harassed by the bees, kissing their mouths, eyes, breasts and hands, that group of beautiful girls came out from the pool in Godāvari. 762. In their midst (was) that charming maiden with her beau tiful limbs, looking like Lakşmi surrounded by Apsarās emerging from the churning (of the milky ocean). 763. With our eyes habituated to seeing (only) divine damsels, O brother, we gazed at her again for long, with (special) effort. 764. Her lotus-like feet, well-shaped (lit. well-established) with non-protuberant ankles, had little delicate toes made reddish by the gleam of her nails. 765. Her charming legs, as if made of gold of beauty, appeared beautiful with very rare and fine hair, shapely form and evenly built joints. 766. The thighs of that young maiden as delicate as a Sirişa flower and remaining close together as if through fear of being separated by the burden of the lover, were shaped like the trunk of an elephant-cub and looked attractive. 767. Her waist with deep navel and curved with delicate "trivali" and with the line of down slightly visible (on it) was very thin (or insignificant) but charming like the pleasures of worldly life. 768. Her youthful and plump bosom, solid with compactness and raised-us expanse and resembling ripe coconuts, and heavy with possiple further growth was quite worthy ! 769. She had arms, adorned by palms that were red like fresh leaves of Asoka and resembling golden lotus-stems from Mandākini (the Divine river). Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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