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# Ayodhya Kand · Doha 76

**चौ०** 
> गए लखनु जहँ जानकिनाथू। भे मन मुदित पाइ प्रिय साथू॥  
> बंदि राम सिय चरन सुहाए। चले संग नृपमंदिर आए॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> कहहिं परसपर पुर नर नारी। भलि बनाइ बिधि बात बिगारी॥  
> तन कृस मन दुखु बदन मलीने। बिकल मनहुँ माखी मधु छीने॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> कर मीजहिं सिरु धुनि पछिताहीं। जनु बिनु पंख बिहग अकुलाहीं॥  
> भइ बड़ि भीर भूप दरबारा। बरनि न जाइ बिषादु अपारा॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> सचिवँ उठाइ राउ बैठारे। कहि प्रिय बचन रामु पगु धारे॥  
> सिय समेत दोउ तनय निहारी। ब्याकुल भयउ भूमिपति भारी॥४॥

Meaning: Lakṣmaṇa went straight to where Śrī Rāma, the Lord of Jānakī, was; he was glad at heart to find himself in the company of his beloved Brother. Bowing to the charming feet of Śrī Rāma and Sītā he accompanied Them to the king’s palace. (1)

The men and women of the city said to one another, “How strange that God wellnigh fulfilled our hopes and then shattered them!” With emaciated bodies, a sorrowful heart and doleful face they felt miserable as a bee that has been robbed of its honey. (2)

They wrung their hands, beat their heads and lamented like birds that had been clipped of their wings and were restless without them. A huge crowd had collected at the entrance of the royal palace and there was dreadful grief, which knew no bounds. (3)

The minister Sumantra raised the king and seated him communicating to him the soothing news that Śrī Rāma had come. When the King saw his two sons with Sītā, his distress was extreme. (4)

**दो०** 
> सीय सहित सुत सुभग दोउ देखि देखि अकुलाइ।  
> बारहिं बार सनेह बस राउ लेइ उर लाइ॥७६॥

Meaning: The king felt much agitated as he gazed on his two sons with Sītā. Overwhelmed with emotion he pressed them to his bosom again and again. (76)

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