Gopalacampu 1.20.39

1.20.39

[17] tad evaṃ yamunāṃ prāpya drutam eva gānaṃ samāpya velāyāṃ bālya-cāpalyena kalye projjhita-celā eva mithaḥ kṛta-melā velāyāṃ nimajjanti sma | nimajjya ca-kauṣeyatayā kṣālanāṃ vināpi na pariheyam iti tad eva celaṃ paridhāya sevyāyā devyāḥ saikatām arcām arcitāṃ vidhāya mantram anusandhāya dhāma samāyānti sma |

Thus, having reached the Yamunā, having quickly concluded their singing at that time, and with the fickleness of childhood in the early morning, casting off their garments and gathering together on the bank, they plunged into the water. Having plunged in, considering that because the cloth was silk it should not be discarded even without washing, they put on that very cloth, performed worship of the sandy image of the goddess to be worshipped, repeated their mantra, and returned home.