Skandapurana 7.13.3_110

7.13.3_110

samudra uvāca
yojayasva yathānyāyaṃ bhavān mādya vaśe sthitaḥ .
velāsamīpe tvaṃ sthitvā vikṛṣya balavaddhanuḥ .
muñcasva sāyakaṃ rāma parīpsan deśamuttamam . . 53 . .
yāvatsa sāyakaḥ kṣiptastava prāṇasamīritaḥ .
yāsyate tāvadevāhaṃ67 pradāsyāmi tavālayam . . 54. .
sanatkumāra uvāca
tataḥ sa bhṛguśārdūlaḥ kṛtvādaramatandritaḥ68 .

The ocean said:
“Proceed according to rule, since you now stand under my control.
Standing near the shore, draw your mighty bow,
and release an arrow, O Rāma, desiring an excellent land.
As far as that arrow, impelled by your strength, is cast
and reaches, just so far shall I grant your dwelling.”
Sanatkumāra said:
Then that tiger among the Bhṛgus, showing respect and unwearied,