| Ramayana |
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| Books By Rajaji |
SUGREEVA'S DOUBTS CLEARED |
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| Sugreeva
shouted. Vaali heard the shout and in great rage emerged from the fortress, radiant like
the morning sun. The two brothers fought each other fiercely. But Raama, who was standing bow in hand behind a tree, was bewildered. As they wrestled together the brothers were so similar in form and feature, in equipment and method of fighting, that Raama could not distinguish Vaali from Sugreeva and was afraid to shoot lest he kill the wrong combatant. Meantime Sugreeva, having the worst of the fight, broke from his brother's grip with a desperate effort and, wounded and weary, disappointed and despondent, fled for life and reached Rishyamooka forest. |
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