Gopalacampu 1.21.34

1.21.34

[22] tad etad vibhāvya durbhāva-bhāvatayā tathā sthiteṣu bahu-pacanatāyām api mitampaceṣu dvirjātatāyām api yathā-jāteṣu yājñika-kitavatāṃ yāteṣu teṣu yācñāyāṃ vadanānatā-kadanataḥ parasparam īkṣitvā mandaṃ mandaṃ mandākṣa-mandatayā śrī-govindam eva te vindate sma |

[22] Having reflected thus, when they stood like that with ill feeling, being niggardly despite their abundant cooking, behaving like vulgar folk despite their twice-born status, and having arrived at the state of rogues among sacrificers, they [the boys], gazing at one another in distress over their downcast faces upon begging, slowly, with faintness caused by shame, found their way back to Śrī Govinda.