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Lanka Kaanda

169 - Angada's departure for Lanka and dialogue between Angada and Ravana in the latter's court

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saṭha sākhāmṛga jōri sahāī. bāomdhā siṃdhu ihai prabhutāī..
 

nāghahiṃ khaga anēka bārīsā. sūra na hōhiṃ tē sunu saba kīsā..
  [6-27-1]

mama bhuja sāgara bala jala pūrā. jahaom būḍaē bahu sura nara sūrā..
 

bīsa payōdhi agādha apārā. kō asa bīra jō pāihi pārā..
  [6-27-2]

digapālanha maiṃ nīra bharāvā. bhūpa sujasa khala mōhi sunāvā..
 

jauṃ pai samara subhaṭa tava nāthā. puni puni kahasi jāsu guna gāthā..
  [6-27-3]

tau basīṭha paṭhavata kēhi kājā. ripu sana prīti karata nahiṃ lājā..
 

haragiri mathana nirakhu mama bāhū. puni saṭha kapi nija prabhuhi sarāhū..
  [6-27-4]


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"Fool, with the help of monkeys your master has bridged the ocean; is this what you call valour? There are many birds which fly across the ocean; yet listen, O monkey, they are no heroes all. Now each of my arms is a veritable ocean, brimming over with a flood of strength, beneath which many a valiant god and man has been drowned. What hero is there, who will cross these twenty unfathomable and boundless oceans? I made the guardians of the eight quarters do menial service to me; while you, O wretch, glorify an earthly prince before me ! If your lord, whose virtues you recount again and again, is valiant in battle, why does he send an ambassador to me? Is he not ashamed to make terms with his enemy? Look at my arms, which lifted and violently shook Mount Kailasa, and then, foolish monkey, extol your master, if you like

 
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