Ujjvalanilamani 14.222

14.222

atha ayogye'pīrṣyā, yathā dāna-keli-kaumudyām (92)-
viśuddhābhiḥ sārdhaṃ vraja-hariṇa-netrābhir aniśaṃ
tvam addhā vidveṣaṃ kim iti vanamāle racayasi |
tṛṇīkurvaty asmān vapur agharipor āśikham idaṃ
pariṣvajyāpāda mahati hṛdaye yā viharasi //

Now, jealousy towards one unfit [for it], as in the Dāna-keli-kaumudī (92):
"O forest garland! Why do you truly bear malice day and night toward the fawn-eyed women of Vraja, who are utterly pure?
For making light of us, you sport embracing the broad chest of the enemy of Agha from head to foot!"