Verse 27

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The lambs taken in the night· Verses 24–27

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That best of men took his pleasure with her as she gave it and as he deserved, at will, in the pleasure grounds of the gods, Caitraratha and the rest. Taking his pleasure with that goddess, who smelled of the pollen of lotuses, robbed of himself by the sweetness of her face, he was glad for many long days together. Indra, not seeing Urvasi, stirred up the gandharvas: My court without Urvasi in it has lost its brightness. They came in the deep of the night, when the darkness had settled in, and carried off the two lambs that Urvasi, his wife, had left with the king.