“ Her shape and form were nothing wanting, and her hair when
lodsened hung down to her feet, waving in dark curls ■: the short
front hairs were turned with regularity as a fringe, her forehead
resembling the cliendana stone. Her eyebrows were like two leaves
of the imbo tree 3 the outer angfe of the eye acute and slightly
haM of the eye full, and the upper eyelash slightly
.curlingjup wards.
“ Tears seemed floating in her eye,; bait started not. Her nose
was sharp and pointed ; her teeth black as the kómbang; bar lips
th^oölourt-öf the newly cut mmgustin shell, Her teeth regular and
brilliant 5 her cheeks in shape . like the fruit iflj the déren; the
lower part of the cheek, slightly protruding. Her ears in beauty
'Jpife the gidnti flowers, and her neck like unto the young and graceful
gaching leaf.
“ Her shoulders even, like the balance of golden «calcs ; her chest
open and full; her breasts like ivary;:perfectly round and inclining
to each other. Her arms ductile as «a bow; her fingers long and
pliant, and tapering like thorns .of the forest. Her nails like
.pearls; her skin bright yellow; her waist formed like the pa/trarn,
when drawn from its sheath; her hips as the reversed Utnas leaf.
Hike unto foe piidak flower when hanging down its head, was the
shape of just leg ; her foot flat with the ground; her gait gentle
and majestic like that of the elephant. Thus beautiful in person,
she was clothed with a <ditndi petiékt of a green colour, fastened
round jffie^w'aist with a golden Idlut 'or b^estuljH her outer garment
feeing of the mega menddng yiark domded) pattern, Her kémban
{upper,garment) was «of the pattern Jmg^gomósi, edged with laee of
gold ; on her finger she wore a ring, the production of* the sea,
and her ear-rings were of the pattern nóto brêngto.
u On the front of tee ear-efuds were displayed the beauties of the
segdra mdnchar pattern (emeralds enaureled by rubies m d diamonds'),
and she hound up her hair in the first fashion, fastening iit with the
gMng (Mót) bobokórpn, and decorating it with thé green champdka
flower, and also with the gétmbir, meldti, and miner flowers ; and in
tee centre of it she fined a golden pin, with a red jewel on tee fop,
and a golden flower ornamented with emeralds, Her necklace was
composed of seven «kinds of precious stones, and most brilliant to.
** behold}