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81. ‘‘This one has come (as) the messenger of that wretched progeny of a kshatriya (Rama) in whom no fears are aroused during confrontation with the demons.
82. Having observed the best of kings (Ravana) well asleep, this sinner of deceitful intentions and expert in the task of a spy, entered the ladies' grove.
83. At night he apprehended the Mithila Princess abiding by the conduct of the brahmins whose sacred threads are well-washed and whose lustre is like that of ( the sage ) Kapisthala.
84 . —‘‘standing foremost in all feminine virtues, seated on a holy seat, steadfast in her speech, sleeping on bare ground, pure like the star situated in the sky.
85 . -"'possessed of noble gentility, most radiant of all lustrous things, slender, auspicious, scorching as it were in penance, rendering the grove full of lustre.
86.-resembling a holy creeper of gold and jewels,
