Some women lay placing their arms on the breasts of the other while their own arms were used as pillow by another. One woman placed her head on the lap of the other and slept. [5-9-61]
Given to intoxication and sex, the women slept touching one another's thighs, sides, hips, back and lap of the other, with their limbs intertwined. [5-9-62]
They were as if a cluster of creepers blossomed in spring due to the caresses of the breeze. They were knit together as one string forming a garland, flowers of one creeper striking the other. [5-9-64]
The joints of these creepers had grown strong when tangled together. Shaken by the breeze, the bees resting on one creeper would go to the other. The women of Ravana appeared like a garden in spring. [5-9-65]