Gopalacampu 1.22.130

1.22.130

[77] tad anu ca tad-udāsīnatādhīna-bhāva-samūham ūhamānaḥ praṇayavān api praṇaya-mānavān idaṃ sopalambha-parīhāsa-lambham uvāca-kathaṃ bhavatyā muhyate? mama skandha eva sa-nirbandham āruhyatām iti | [78] tadā ca tajjayā serṣyālajjayādhaḥsajjadānanam asyāḥ paśyann, antarhitavān api sakautukam antarhitavān | sahasāntarhite ca tasmin vismitā vismitā ca sā vidhurahitā kumudinīva vidhuritā babhūva | tatra kila sānulāpaṃ vilalāpa ca-

[77] Thereupon, inferring the collection of sentiments born of her indifference, he, though full of love, also possessing the pride of love, spoke these words containing reproach and jest: "Why are you fainting? Clamber right onto my shoulder with insistence!" [78] And then, seeing her face drooping down due to shame at having overcome him with envy, he, though having vanished, vanished with playfulness. And when he had suddenly disappeared, she, amazed and bewildered, became distressed like a night-blooming lotus deprived of the moon. There indeed, with lamentation, she wailed aloud: