- 'O Raghava this monkey, son of the Wind-god appears pleased as evident from his words. As he is a man of action, take your work as accomplished now. [4-4-31]
'It is evident from his words and from his cheerful face that Hanuman is pleased. ( I know that ) this heroic son of the Wind-god will never tell a lie'. [4-4-32]
Hanuman, who was an elephant among monkeys, gave up the guise of a mendicant, and assuming the form of the monkey, lifted both the heroes on to his back and proceeded. [4-4-34]
The son of the Wind-god, the most valiant, the supremely heroic monkey and the one well admired, having performed his task, felt immensely happy. And with an auspicious feeling, departed for the great mountain ( Rishyamuka ) along with Rama and Lakshmana. [4-4-35]