tathā protsāhitā devī gatvā mantharayā saha| krodhāgāraṃ viśālākṣī saubhāgyamadagarvitā anekaśatasāhasraṃ muktāhāraṃ varāṅganā| avamucya varārhāṇi śubhānyābharaṇāni ca tato hemopamā tatra kubjāvākyavaśaṃ gatā| saṃviśya bhūmau kaikeyī mantharāmidamabravīt
That beautiful, largeeyed Kaikeyi, puffed with the pride of her intoxicating beauty, encourged and influenced by the words of that hunchback, entered the chamber of wrath. She cast off her highly precious pearl necklace worth many hundreds of thousands (of rupees) and other costly, beautiful ornaments. Thereafter that goldenhued Kaikeyi lay down on the floor and said to Manthara:
— M.N. Dutt (1891)
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