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In the same way, the ckakor bird loves the moon. It eats the embers because of the illusion of moon there. As a result, it burns its beak. If men do the same foolish acts like them, what a miserable and strange thing would it be ?
Vibhramvati again said :
“It is quité natural that the deer and the chakor are cheated. But does it always happen that there is an invariable relation between love and misery ? Two personsmale and female, regard it as perfection when they are lost in love. Now, where is the relation here between the love and the misery ?
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Now the enthusiasm increased. He clarified :
"Suppose, one princess standing in the balcony gazes at the young man below.
