Scenting mischief in the mind of Bharata, who was taking a large army with him, Guha orders the ferrymen to guard the boats so as to prevent Bharata&#39;s men from crossing the Ganga, and himself seeks the presence of Bharata in order to know his mind. Being satisfied about his good intention, he entertains Bharata and his men with fruits and roots etc. brought by him and, on his having taken rest awhile and overcome his fatigue, allows him to advance.
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Ayodhya Kanda Sarga 85 "Guha Krutham Marga Darshanam" (Book 2 Canto 85)

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