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sakala saneha sithila raghubara ke ¡, gae kosa dui dinakara ḍharake ¡. jalu thalu dekhi base nisi bīte ¡, kīnha gavana raghuntha pirīte ¡.1. uh¡ rmu rajanī avaseṣ, jge sīya ¡ sapana asa dekh. sahita samja bharata janu e, ntha biyoga tpa tana te.2. sakala malina mana dīna dukhrī, dekhī¡ ssu na anuhrī. suni siya sapana bhare jala locana, bhae socabasa soca bimocana.3. lakhana sapana yaha nīka na hoī, ka¢hina kucha sunihi koī. asa kahi bandhu sameta nahne, pµuji purri sdhu sanamne.4.
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Being all overpowered by love for the Chief of Raghu’s line they had covered a distance of only four miles by the time the sun set. Perceiving a suitable site and water 552 * ÝR” RMACARITAMNASA* close by they halted and at the close of night the beloved of Ýr¶ Rma resumed his journey. There Ýr¶ Rma awoke while it was yet dark. S¶t saw in a dream that very night as if Bharata had come with his retinue and that his body was tormented by the agony of separation from his lord. All who had accompanied him were sad at heart, miserable and afflicted; while Her mothers-in-law She found changed in appearance. On hearing of S¶t’s dream Ýr¶ Rma’s eyes filled with tears and He who rids others of their sorrow became sorrowful. "This dream, Lakƒma˜a, bodes no good; somebody will break terribly bad news." Saying so He took His bath with His brother and worshipping the Enemy of Tripura, Lord Ýiva, paid His respects to holy men. (14)
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