Nandin said: O noble lady, enough of this cooked rice and other eatables! I say, you should dedicate yourself (to me)” Remembering what had been previously mentioned by her husband that chaste lady full of bashfulness and with closed eyes, began to move (towards him). Again she began saying. But then, all the same, she made up her mind to dedicate herself to Dharma[9] there itself at the behest of her own husband. In the meantime, Sudarśana, the husband of that lady, came to the threshold and called to her—“Come, come, O gentle lady? Where have you been?”