So he immediately said these words. 4.
O my husband! why don't you go home
Many years have passed since we parted from you.
Just go to my house
And remove all my sorrows. 5.
When the woman spoke like this
(Then) the foolish Shah thought nothing.
Did not understand the difference
And she came home with her husband. 6.
dual:
What work did she come for and what character did she play?
That Mathin did not find any difference and went home.7.
Here ends the 179th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious.179.3478. goes on
twenty four:
A woman named Nanotama had heard
Who was well versed in Vedas, Shastras and Puranas.
When he came to know that Pritam has come
(Then that) woman recited the words in a mysterious manner. 1.
Self:
My beloved has gone abroad and (his) two brothers have taken off somewhere.
am lamenting as an orphan. He knows my inner state.
Sons are still children and live with their parents. Here no one comes to the house and one has to eat at home.
O (beloved) physician! Please do something for me, my mother-in-law is blind and there is no one else in the house. 2.
My armor has remained dirty ever since and the head cases have become jagged juts.
live in a desolate house and have forgotten my necklaces and ornaments.
The sun has hidden in the west and the sad moon has risen in the east.
O physician! Come and treat me. My lord has gone abroad. 3.
The morning (to me) is like a veil, the silken armor is like a sword ('patta') and I am turned yellow by the touch of the guardians.
Love (to me) looks like a snare, speech (or the language of drama) like a bad mantra and a ghost serving paan beeda.
The readings of the pass are to me like hunters and the dishes like vampires and all the dear people are like pain.
Since the day when the dear ones have gone abroad, even the wind seems to enter like a sin (painful). 4.
My beloved has gone abroad (to get him) I keep chanting many mantras in Sangadi.
The father doesn't blink at the bed, while the husband regrets it.
Every morning I take bath and go to kitchen to prepare food but feel tired.
The husband's love (viyoga) enters the body and without fire, the dish is prepared with the fire of Birhon.5.
twenty four:
When the friend heard like this
So I determined this in my heart
That calls me parting.
His passion is with me. 6.
(He) hastened to him.
Did a lot of sex with him.
He returned home after doing work.
No one could understand the secret of this.7.
Here is the conclusion of the 180th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 180.3485. goes on
dual:
There lived a queen named Nisis Prabha, whose appearance was very beautiful.
He had Sahib-Salam with a handsome man named Swarg Singh. 1.