Chaupaee
Raj Kumari laughed and said
But Kumar said jovially, ‘Don’t worry about me.
I now take a measure
‘I will find a way which will eradicate your affliction.’(40)
Don't worry about me at all
‘Please don’t worry about me,just get me a bow and arrow.
Close the door firmly
‘Close the door tightly and lay down a bed in the courtyard.’(41)
That Raj Kumari did the same thing
The woman abided by accordingly and brought him a bow and arrow.
(Then) well laid the sage
Elegantly she bedecked a bed and over it made the lover to sit.(42)
Dohira
Contemplating thus, she thought in her mind,
‘I will live or die with my lover.’(43)
Chaupaee
He made Mitra sit on the bed ('Palka').
She gave him loving looks and made love in various manners.
Indulged in various kinds of (g).
While gratifying themselves with love-making, they dreaded not at all.(44)
By then two chakves (pair of chakves) came.
There appeared two ruddy sheldrakes (very big birds) that were seen by Raj Kumar.
Killed one with a bow and arrow.
One he killed with the bow, and the other, he finished with an arrow held in his hands.(45)
Killed both with both arrows.
With two arrows he destroyed both and they roasted them immediately.
Both of them ate both
They both ate both of them, then, fearlessly enjoyed the sex.(46)
Dohira
After relishing them they took off their skins.
Putting those on their heads, they jumped into the river.(47)
Chaupaee
They all seem to bite.
Every body took them as birds and never thought they could be humans.
(He) hastily went to many places
Swimming and swirling they went a long way and touched the bank.(48)
Both rode on two horses
They engaged two horses and travelled to their country.
He (the king) made her a concubine
Retaining her as his principal Rani, he obliterated all his agonies.(49)
Dohira
Wearing the skins of birds, they had escaped the looks of her father.
Every body considered them as the birds and none could guess that they were humans.(50)
‘They had come to their own country now,
And day and night blissfully enjoyed love-making.(51)(1)
111th Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed With Benediction. (111)(2155)
Dohira