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Baal Kaanda

48 - Sita's entry into the pavilion

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rāma rūpu aru siya chabi dēkhēṃ. nara nārinha pariharīṃ nimēṣēṃ..
 

sōcahiṃ sakala kahata sakucāhīṃ. bidhi sana binaya karahiṃ mana māhīṃ..
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haru bidhi bēgi janaka jaḍatāī. mati hamāri asi dēhi suhāī..
 

binu bicāra panu taji naranāhu. sīya rāma kara karai bibāhū..
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jaga bhala kahahi bhāva saba kāhū. haṭha kīnhē aṃtahu ura dāhū..
 

ēhiṃ lālasāom magana saba lōgū. baru sāomvarō jānakī jōgū..
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taba baṃdījana janaka baulāē. biridāvalī kahata cali āē..
 

kaha nṛpa jāi kahahu pana mōrā. calē bhāṭa hiyaom haraṣu na thōrā..
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Beholding Sri Rama's beauty and Sita's loveliness men and women alike forgot to close their eyelids. All of them felt anxious in their heart but hesitated to speak; they inwardly prayed to the Creator, "Quickly take away, O Creator, Janaka's stupidity and give him right understanding like ours, so that the king without the least scruple may abandon his vow and give Sita in marriage to Rama. The world will speak well of him and the idea will find favour with all. On the other hand, if he persists in his folly, he shall have to rue it in the end. Everyone is absorbed in the ardent feeling that the dark-complexioned youth is a suitable match for Janaka's daughter." Then Janaka summoned the heralds, and they came eulogizing his race. The king said, "Go round and proclaim my vow." Forthwith they proceeded on their mission; there was not a little joy in their heart.

 
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