Gopalacampu 1.11.160

1.11.160

[52] tataś ca ghaṭodhnīnāṃ tāsāṃ nātidugdhānām api dugdhāni tu pracuraṃ dugdhāni vidhāya gavādi-sambhālanam anu gopān saṃvidhāya tāni ca pituḥ purastān nidhāya karābhyām añjaliṃ sandhāya sthitavantau santau, tena dūratas tadīya-turīya-kakṣā-pūrita-cāturī-nirīkṣaṇa-sukha-sthagitena bhūyo bhūyaś cāhūya savyāpasavyayor upaveśitau | yatra ca-

[52] And then, though those cows with udder-like water-jars were not milked too much, they drew abundant milk; they assigned the cowherds to look after the cows and other animals, placed that milk before their father, and stood with folded hands. The father, arrested by the joy of beholding from afar that cleverness which filled the fourth stage of childhood, called them again and again and seated them on his right and left. And there—