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THE ARMY MOVES FORWARD |
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| RAAMA heard
Hanumaan with heart and eves overflowing and, when he had come to the end of his
narrative, said: "The deed done by Hanumaan none else in the world could even conceive of attempting-crossing the sea, entering Lanka protected by Raavana and his formidable hosts and accomplishing the task set him by his king not only fully but beyond the fondest hopes of all." And it saddened him to think that it was not in his power to reward Hanumaan at all adequately for the supreme joy he had brought. "O Hanumaan, let this embrace of mine stand as an acknowledgment of all that my heart feels of gratitude for your great service to me." So saying while his whole being thrilled with grateful love, he took Hanumaan into his arms and clasped him to his breast. |
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