Gopalacampu 1.14.43

1.14.43

[31] tad evam etāsāṃ sva-tanayena pariṇayanaṃ prati vrajapati-jampatī ca pūrvam atīva tīvra-spṛhā-gṛhīta-cittāv āstām | viśeṣatas tu rādhāyā mādhurya-viśeṣāvadhāraṇataḥ | kintu gargeṇa tadvad eva nirastāv ity astamita-prayatnāv abhūtām |

Thus, the king and queen of Vraja had also previously had their hearts seized by an extremely intense desire regarding the marriage of these maidens with their son, especially through ascertaining the exceptional sweetness of Rādhā. But having been dissuaded by Garga in the very same way, they abandoned their efforts.