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    The document discusses the Sanskrit drama Mrichchhakatika. It provides definitions for some key terms used in the drama, such as courtesan to refer to public women or prostitutes, and Sarvilaka to refer to a thief. The effect of music will continue after the sound has died because one will continue hearing it subconsciously in their heart.

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    The document discusses the Sanskrit drama Mrichchhakatika. It provides definitions for some key terms used in the drama, such as courtesan to refer to public women or prostitutes, and Sarvilaka to refer to a thief. The effect of music will continue after the sound has died because one will continue hearing it subconsciously in their heart.

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    The document discusses the Sanskrit drama Mrichchhakatika. It provides definitions for some key terms used in the drama, such as courtesan to refer to public women or prostitutes, and Sarvilaka to refer to a thief. The effect of music will continue after the sound has died because one will continue hearing it subconsciously in their heart.

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    Mrichchhakatika

    The effect f music will continue even after the sound has died, cause u will continue to hear it
    subconsciously, in your heart.

    Courtesan- public women, prostitutes

    Sarvilaka- thief

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