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| kamDEn¤| | that wishyielding cow (Kamadhenu, i.e. Sabala) |
| v¢s¿: | Vasishta |
| A¢p | also |
| yda | when |
| n | not |
| ÏyjtE | gives up |
| m¤¢n: | sage |
| tda | then |
| AÞy | his |
| Sbla| | Sabala |
| ram | O! Rama! |
| ¢váa¢mæO: | Viswamitra |
| AÓvkxIt | forcibly pulled |
| n£ymana | being pulled |
| t¤ | verily |
| Sbla | Sabala |
| ram | O! Rama! |
| raåOa | by the king |
| mhaÏmna | famed in all the three worlds |
| Ѥ:¢Kta | in sorrow |
| ¢cÓtyamas | thought to itself |
| âdt£ | wailing |
| SaEkk¢SIta | writhing in grief |
| p¢rÏy³a | abandoned |
| v¢s¿En | by Vasishta |
| ¢k| | what |
| Ah| | I |
| s¤mhaÏmna | that greatly righteous soul |
| ya | that which |
| Ah| | I |
| rajBzW: | the king's soldiers |
| d£na | in a piteous state |
| ¢»yEy| | being taken away forcibly |
| B¦SѤ:¢Kta | subject to great agony |
| ¢k| | what |
| mya | by me |
| Apk]t| | offence |
| tÞy | for him |
| mhxI: | the great sage |
| Ba¢vtaÏmn: | all-knowing |
| yt¯ | by what |
| ma| | me |
| Anags| | always pleasing |
| B³a| | devout |
| i¾a| | dear |
| Ïyj¢t | abandons |
| Da¢mIk: | this righteous person |
| i¢t | thus |
| s¢·Ót¢yÏva | thinking within |
| t¤ | inded |
| ¢n:áÞy | sighing |
| c | and |
| p¤n: | again |
| p¤n: | and again |
| jgam | went |
| vEgEn | in haste |
| tda | then |
| v¢s¿| | to Vasishta |
| prmaWjsm¯ | of great effulgence |
| ¢nD¥Iy | shaking off |
| tan¯ | those |
| tda | then |
| B¦Ïyan¯ | servants |
| StS: | in hundreds |
| SæO¤s¥dEn | O! Scorcher of foes! |
| jgam | went |
| A¢nlvEgEn | with the speed of wind |
| padm¥l| | to the feet |
| mhaÏmn: | the highsouled one |
| Sbla | Sabala |
| sa | she |
| âdÓt£ | crying |
| c | and |
| @aESÓt£ | wailing |
| c | and |
| id| | this |
| Ab#v£t¯ | said |
| v¢s¿Þy | of Vasishta |
| Ag#t: | in front |
| ¢ÞTÏva | standing |
| mEGѤÓѤ¢Bra¢vN£ | with the sound of the clash of clouds and celestial drums |
| Bgvn¯ | O! Lord! |
| ¢k| | what |
| p¢rÏy³a | have been abandoned |
| Ïvya | by you |
| Ah| | I |
| b#'N: s¤t | O! Son of Lord Brahma! |
| yÞmat¯ | for what reason |
| rajBza: | the king's soldiers |
| ma| | me |
| ¢h | indeed |
| nyÓtE | are leading away |
| Ïvt¯ | your |
| skaSt: | protection |
| ev| | thus |
| u³: | spoken |
| t¤ | at once |
| b#'¢xI: | the Brahminical sage |
| id| | this |
| vcn| | words |
| Ab#v£t¯ | said |
| SaEksÓtçO¶dya| | the one with a heart writhing in grief |
| Þvsar| | coborn |
| iv | like |
| Ѥ:¢Ktam¯ | steeped in sorrow |
| n | not |
| Ïva| | you |
| Ïyja¢m | (I) forsake |
| SblE | O! Sabala! |
| n | not |
| A¢p | also |
| mE | to me |
| Apk]t| | offence |
| Ïvya | by you (done) |
| ex: | this one (King Viswamitra) |
| Ïva| | you |
| nytE | leads |
| raja | king |
| blat¯ | forcibly |
| mäO: | from me |
| mhabl: | of great strength |