Which description from "The Ramayana" best reflects the prosperity of the people in Mithila?
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"The very minute Rama steps into Mithila, he notices golden turrets and domes, and towers, and colorful flags fluttering in the wind as if to welcome a royal bridegroom-to-be."
"The streets glitter with odds and ends of jewelry cast off by the people...with no one inclined to pick them up in a society of such affluence."
"On lofty terraces women were singing and dancing to the accompaniment of veena and soft drums."
"The citizens garlanded, embraced, and anointed each other with perfumes and sprinkled sandalwood powder in the air."