Verse 15

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What I shall see you do· Verses 15–18

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By good fortune this Daitya in the shape of a horse has been killed by you in play, the one whose neighing so frightened the unblinking ones that they left the sky. Canura and Mustika and the other wrestlers, and the elephant, and Kamsa too, I shall see killed by you the day after tomorrow, mighty one. And after that, the killing of Sankha and Yavana and Mura, and of Naraka; and the carrying off of the parijata, and the defeat of Indra. And the marriage of the daughters of heroes, whose bride-price was valour and the like; and the loosing of Nrga from his curse, at Dvaraka, lord of the world.