Gopalacampu 1.21.65

1.21.65

[36] atha bhojana-bhājanāni śirastaḥ-kṛtya sthitāsu tāsu sakala-bhāva-vicaksaṇaḥ smitāvaloka-lakṣaṇa-svamukha-mādhurya-dhuryaḥ suvicārya yasya kṛte prayasyanti sma, tās tad etad avadhārya tāsāṃ vāñchitaṃ kiñcid añcayan vañcayaṃś ca kāñcana-vasanaḥ kāñcana vācam uvāca-svāgataṃ vo mahābhāgāḥ [BhP 10.23.25] iti prāyaś cāyamm asyābhiprāyaḥ-

Then, as they stood having placed the vessels of food upon their heads, He—discerning in every emotion, foremost in the sweetness of His own face characterized by smiling glances—carefully considered the purpose for which they had striven; and comprehending that, He who was clad in golden garments, partly granting their desire and partly concealing it, spoke a golden word: “Welcome to you, O fortunate ones!” And this was largely His intention: