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“The sober heroine conceals her anger within her heart and externally speaks sweet words. When her lover embraces her, she returns his embrace.
"The sober heroine conceals her anger within her heart and externally speaks sweet words. When her lover embraces her, she also returns his embrace.
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Latest revision as of 08:10, 27 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 145

hṛdaye kopa, mukhe kahe madhura vacana
priya āliṅgite, tāre kare āliṅgana


SYNONYMS

hṛdaye—within the heart; kopa—anger; mukhe—in the mouth; kahe—speaks; madhura—sweet; vacana—words; priya—lover; āliṅgite—when embracing; tāre—him; kare āliṅgana—embraces.


TRANSLATION

"The sober heroine conceals her anger within her heart and externally speaks sweet words. When her lover embraces her, she also returns his embrace.



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