By ordering poppy seeds, hemp and opium
Both sat on one bed and ate.7.
As soon as they were very drunk,
Only then both of them played rati-kreeda together.
By doing different postures
And by kissing and embracing (joined) ॥8॥
When they were tired and drunk,
So fell asleep and did not open his eyes.
His father came there in the morning.
Sakhi went and woke them up. 9.
That Sakhi was then sent there (back).
That said to the king
That the feast of the Brahmins has been prepared.
(Therefore) the king should not enter without taking bath. 10.
(said Sakhi) Take off your clothes and bathe here.
Then go to the girl's house.
Hearing this, the king took off his armor
And went to take a bath in Chowbache. 11.
When the king dived,
Only then (Raj Kumari) removed Mitra.
Having put on his armor, (the king) again went there.
The fool did not understand the difference. 12.
dual:
That king called himself wise and did not forget to consume bhang.
With this trick, he went away with a practical trick and hit the shoe on (that king's) head. 13.
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twenty four:
O Rajan! Listen to another case,
As (one) with beautiful limbs did the trick.
There was a good king named Chitpati.
In his house there was a woman named Abla (Dei). 1.
His daughter's name was Nabha Mati.
She captivated the hearts of gods, humans, nagas and demons.
There used to be (one) Padumavati Nagar
Seeing which even Indravati (town) used to be ashamed. 2.
There was another king named Bir Karan
who lived in the city of Bhadravati.
A son named Ethi Singh was born in his (house).
Seeing the form of which even Kama Dev used to be sold. 3.
(He) Raj Kumar went to play hunting
And came to that city
Where the king's daughter was bathing.
After seeing his form, Sithal fell. 4.
Raj Kumari (also seeing him) fell in love with him
And at that time he forgot the pure wisdom of the body.
Both were angry (at each other).
There was no clear wisdom for both of them. 5.
When Kumari saw that clever man lying down,