Encyclopaedia of Sanskrit subhāṣitas 298

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Her limbs become limp and helpless; in her innocent languor, the chest with soft breasts trembling from sighs of amorous passion falls into a restless slumber; / moreover, when the pleasure of swinging ceases on the faces of the fair-browed women, whose vine-like locks are disheveled and drenched with sweat, Love takes up his abode.