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8. 'And vital feelings of delight Shall rear her form to stately height. Her virgin bosom swell.'

Wordsworth.

9, 10. The attraction of music for deer is a favourite motif of Rājput paintings, particularly in the representation of certain rāgiṇīs (Torī, etc),--see Coomaraswamy, 'Arts and Crafts of India and Ceylon,' fig. 78. In another poem Vidyāpati has:

For when she hears love's language spoken, She turns away her eyes,--and lends her ears.