Rasarnavasudhakara 2.410

English (machine translation) 2.410

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2.410

Among them, sulking from jealousy based on sight is as follows:
"O you whose offense is visible! If you are kissing these cursed cheeks of mine, / then why was the forehead-mark of my dear female confidante discerned [upon your lips]?"

2.410.p1

[Sanskrit rendering: "O you who commit an offense right before my eyes! If you are kissing these cursed cheeks of mine, / then why was the decorative mark of my dear female confidante discerned [upon you]?"]

2.410.p2

Here, when the hero, under the pretext of kissing the heroine's cheek, kisses the female confidante reflected in it, the heroine's sulking caused by jealousy of her is conveyed by the form of address: "O you whose offense is visible!"

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Rasārṇavasudhākara — Siṃhabhūpāla, Sanskrit