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गिरिप्रस्थे तु सा यस्मिन सथिता सवसित लॊचना स सवृक्षक्षुप लतॊ हिरण्मय इवाभवत ॥ १-१६०-२६ ॥
'In the splendor of her person, she resembled a flame of fire, yet in her benignity and loveliness, she was like a spotless crescent of the moon. Standing on the mountain slope, the black-eyed maiden appeared like a radiant statue of gold.' ॥ 1-160-26 ॥
english translation
अवमेने च तां दृष्ट्वा सर्वप्राणभृतां वपुः अवाप्तं चात्मनॊ मेने स राजा चक्षुषः फलम ॥ १-१६०-२७ ॥
'The sight of that maiden inspired the monarch with contempt for all the women he had seen before. By beholding her, the king regarded his eyesight as truly blessed.' ॥ 1-160-27 ॥
english translation
जन्मप्रभृति यत किं चिद दृष्टवान स महीपतिः रूपं न सदृशं तस्यास तर्कयाम आस किं चन ॥ १-१६०-२८ ॥
'He thought that nothing he had ever seen, from the day of his birth, could equal the beauty of that girl.' ॥ 1-160-28 ॥
english translation
तया बद्धमनश चक्षुः पाशैर गुणमयैस तदा न चचाल ततॊ देशाद बुबुधे न च किं चन ॥ १-१६०-२९ ॥
'The king's heart and eyes were captivated by the damsel as if bound by a cord, and he remained rooted to the spot, deprived of his senses.' ॥ 1-160-29 ॥
english translation
अस्या नूनं विशालाक्ष्याः सदेवासुरमानुषम लॊकं निर्मथ्य धात्रेदं रूपम आविष्कृतं कृतम ॥ १-१६०-३० ॥
'The monarch believed that the creator of such beauty must have done so only after churning the entire world of gods, Asuras, and humans.' ॥ 1-160-30 ॥
english translation