Verse 14

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Hold the anger; take the girl· Verses 14–18

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One in whose body a fierce anger has risen out of the space within it, and who holds it in by wanting to know the self, goes past the strands. Enough of these poor burnt trees. Let good come to what is left of them, and to you. Let this best of girls, born of the trees, be taken as a wife. So having spoken to them, king Soma gave them the girl of the nymphs, lovely of hip, and went away; and they married her by the rite. From them, in her, was born Daksa, son of the Pracetas, they say, and by his sending out of creatures the three worlds were filled. How Daksa, who loved his daughters, brought beings forth, by seed and by mind: hear that from me with your attention on it.