Gopalacampu 1.21.135

1.21.135

yarhy ākarṣa-vidhiṃ harir muralikā-śikṣāsu tasyāh kramāc
cakre tarhi gatāś cirāt para-para-kṣobhās ta ete tayā |
kampo ghūrṇanam āsanād vicalanaṃ dvitra-kramā vāstuto
niṣkrāntir vana-vartma-vartanam upavrajyā ca dūrādhvani || [śārdūla]

When, in His lessons on the flute, Hari gradually performed the procedure to attract her,
then those successive agitations were experienced by her after a long time:
trembling, reeling, shifting from her seat, taking two or three steps, departure from the house,
turning toward the forest path, and wandering forth onto the distant road.