Rasarnavasudhakara 2.64

2.64

aparādhāt svotthā, yathā-
tat-sakhyā marutātha vā pracalitā vallīti muhyad-dhiyo
dṛṣṭvā vyākulatārayā nigadato mithyā-prasādaṃ mukhe |
gaṅgā-nūtana-saṅginaḥ paśupater antaḥpuraṃ gacchato
nūtnā saiva daśā svayaṃ piśunatāṃ devī-sakhīnāṃ gatā ||

Apprehension arising from oneself through a fault, for example: / "Is it a friend of hers, or a creeper stirred by the wind?"—deluded in mind, / seeing [her] with darting pupils, uttering a false graciousness on his lips, / Paśupati, newly attached to Gaṅgā, entering the inner apartments, / was in that very novel condition which itself betrayed him to the queen's friends.