(i) The mates pointed out that the Nāyakī would, by darting forth in the manner repeatedly proposed by her, only invite public ridicule and criticism of her conduct. The Nāyakī, however, retorts that she would go forward in search of these very persons, in hall and hamlet, as it would indeed gladden her heart to be told about her union with Lord, Makarabhūṣaṇa (whose ears + Read more