Gopalacampu 1.23.53

1.23.53

[16] tataś ca vṛndāvana-sevikābhir vṛndā-pradhāna-kānana-devikābhiḥ parama-prayatna-pālya-mālya-divya-gandha-sandha-candra-candana-madhura-madhu-madānukūla-tāmbūlādyaṃ dadānābhir, muhūrtārdhaṃ vardhamāna-parihāsa-vilāsaṃ preyasī-sahitaḥ preyān mahita-mahattayā śuśubhe |

[16] And then, being offered by the handmaidens of Vṛndāvana—the goddesses of the forest headed by Vṛndā—garlands preserved with supreme care, divine perfumes, campaka flowers, camphor, sandalwood, sweet honey, and betel nut conducive to intoxicating pleasure, the beloved, together with his beloveds, shone in honored greatness, their playful exchanges of banter increasing for half a moment.