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विरूपाक्ष जहे प्राणैस्तृढः सौमित्रिपत्रिभिः।
प्रमोचयञ्चकारासन द्विविदस्वशनिप्रभम् ॥ ३५ ॥

गव शक्रजिता जिध्ये तां प्रतीयेष बालिजः।
रथं ममन्थ सहयं शाखिनऽऽस्य ततोऽङ्गवः ॥ ३६ ॥

तत्कर्म वालिपुत्रस्य दष्टवा विश्वं विसिष्मिये।
संत्रेसू राक्षसाः सर्वे बहमेने च राघवः ॥ ३७ ॥

सुग्रीवो मुमुदे देवाः ससाध्वित्यूचुः सविस्मयाः ।
विभीषणोऽभितुष्टाव प्रशशंसुः प्लवङ्गमाः ॥ ३८ ॥

ही चित्रं लक्ष्मणेनोद रावणिश्च तिरोदधे ।
विचकार ततो रामः शरान् सन्तनसुद्विषः ॥ ३९ ॥

विभिन्ना जुघु रुजूरं जक्षुः क्रव्याशिनो हतान् ।
चुश्च्योत व्रणिनां रक्तं छिन्नाश्चेलुः क्षणं मुजः ॥ ४० ॥

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 35. Pierced by Laksmana's arrows, Virupaksa was aban- doned by (his) life-breaths. Dvivida caused life-breaths to be given up by Asaniprabha.

 36. A mace was hurled by Indrajit ; the son of vali caught it. Thereafter Aigada, with a tree, battered his (Indrajits) chariot along with the horses.

 37. Having seen that deed of the son of Vali, the universe was wonderstruck, all the demons took fright and Raghava (Rama) held it in great esteem.

 38 . Sugriva rejoiced, the gods, full of surprise, exclaimed, "Well done !' Vibhisana praised (him), and the monkeys applauded aloud.

 39. ‘‘Oh, wonder !' uttered by Laksmanpa and, Indrajit the son of Ravana, disappeared. Then Rama dispersed arrows ; the enemies took fright (felt distressed).

 40. Injured, they screamed horridly ; carnivorous beasts devoured the slain ; the blood of the wounded trickled (down); severed arms throbbed for a moment.