Gopalacampu 1.16.15

1.16.15

[9] atha tāḥ sā śapatha-prathanayā tad-ālayeṣv asambhavam apīṣṭa-lambhanam aniṣṭa-vipralambhanaṃ ca viśrambhaviṣayaṃ vidhāya duḥsaha-nānādhyavasāyād viṣkambhya gamana-karmaṇi lambhyamānāḥ pathi tu svamāyayā gopayantī tatra tat-sadṛg-anyāś cāropayantī tat tan nirvāhayāmāsa | paścād eva ca tās tatra vāsayāmāsa | tās tu tatra ca parama-trastā babhūvuḥ, yataḥ-

[9] Then, making them believe through solemn oaths that attainment of the desired and averting of the undesired would occur even in those houses where it seemed impossible, holding them back from various intolerable resolutions, and setting them on the path of going, she concealed them along the way with her own māyā, substituted others resembling them there, and accomplished it all. And only afterward did she lodge them there. But they remained utterly terrified even there, because—