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278 KĀVYAPRAKĀŚA समाप्तपुनरात्तं क्वचिन्न गुणो न दोषः । यत्र न विशेषण- मात्रदानार्थं पुनर्ग्रह्णम् अपि तु वाक्यान्तरमेव क्रियते । यथा अत्रैव प्रागप्राप्त इत्यादौ ॥३१८॥ अपदस्थसमासं क्वचिद् गुणः । यथा उदाहृते रक्ताशोक- इत्यादौ ॥३१९॥ गर्भितं तथैव । यथा— हुमि अवहत्थिअरेहो णिरंकुसो अह विवेअरहिओ वि । सिविणे वि तुमम्मि पुणो पत्तिहि भत्तिं ण पसुमरामि ॥३२०॥ अत्र प्रतीहीति मध्ये दृढप्रत्ययोत्पादनाय । एवमन्यदपि लक्ष्याल्ल- क्ष्यम् ॥५९॥ ‘Resumption of the Concluded’ is neither a defect nor an excellence in cases where the resumption is not for the purpose of adding a further epithet, but is introduced as a distinct statement; an example of this also we have in the verse just referred to (‘Prāgaprāpta-etc. stanza No. 209). ‘Misplaced Compound’ is an excellence in certain cases; e. g., in the verse ‘Raktāshoka &c’. (See above, stanza No. 300). [Where, though the long compound is not quite appropriate in the delineation of the erotic passion, yet, as serving to intensify the displeasure felt by the suffering lover, it helps to heighten the said passion and becomes, as such, an excellence.] Similarly the ‘Parenthetical’ also is an excellence in some cases; e. g., in the following : ‘Humi avahatthiareho Ṇiramkuso aha vivearahio vi Siviṇevi tumammi puṇo. Pattihi bhattiṁ ṇa pasumarāmi’. ‘Though devoid of the steady decorum of behaviour, unrestrained and indiscreet, I do not even dream, believe me, of disobeying you’. 59.