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KING OF DARK CHAMBER

will not be able to turn her mind away from you. So on all accounts this garland will fall under the shade of my regal umbrella.

Suvarna

Your Highness, you are entertaining dangerous imaginings about me. I pray you, please do not implicate me in the toils of such groundless notions. I beg Your Highness most humbly, pray set me at liberty.

Kanchi

As soon as my object is attained, I shall not keep you one moment from your liberty. Once the end is attained, it is futile to burden oneself with the means.