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"Sugreeva,"
he said, "Hanumaan has indeed wrought a won der. He entered Lanka so strongly guarded
by the Raakshasas. He has discovered Seeta and, by consoling her, preserved her life.
Bringing back good news of her, he has saved my life also.
"But how are we now going to cross the sea? How can our huge army reach the other
shore? Before we can attack Raavana's city and the Raakshasa's army, we have first to
cross the sea. I see no way of doing it. Our joy in Hanumaan's achievement and the good
news he has brought is overlaid by anxiety about our future course."
But the Vaanara king said: "What is this, my Lord Raama? What need is there for
dejection? Here are my warriors, ready to lay down their lives for you and let it be our
joy to transport you and Lakshmana to Lanka. Have no doubt that we can do it. |
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