Gopalacampu 1.2.10

1.2.10

bāhū viślathitau ślathīkṛtam uro vaktraṃ daracyāvitaṃ,
talpād utthitam ekadā vinimayenālambya yatnān muhuḥ |
yābhyāṃ sparśasukhāgraho' pi damitas tābhyāṃ haripreyasī
vyaktibhyāṃ bata soḍham atra sahasākraṣṭuṃ na dṛṣṭiṃ mithaḥ || [śārdūlavikrīḍitā]
[7] hanta, tāsu ca sarvādhikā yā tu rādhikā, sā khalu tad-ārambha-sambhavād eva prāyaḥ sarvadā mūrcchām ṛcchati | yatra ca,

Arms slackened, the chest loosened, the face slightly turned away, / rising from the bed at once, each leaning with effort upon the other again and again, / by these two lovers of Hari, even their eager yearning for the joy of touch was checked; / alas, in that moment, they could not bear to tear their gaze suddenly away from one another. // 1
Alas, and among them, Rādhikā, who is superior to all, indeed falls into a swoon almost continually from the very beginning of that [parting]. Whereupon,