Gopalacampu 1.26.14

1.26.14

[16] atha tasyāṃ niśi diśi diśy api darśita-tamasi rahita-dantagaraḥ kaścij jarada-jagaraḥ sarpaḥ sarpan vrajarāja-caraṇa-rājīvaṃ nijagāra |
[17] tena ca vīryavattayā nigīryamāṇe caraṇe śaraṇecchur vraja-dharaṇīśaḥ santata-kṛṣṇa-sphūrti-pūrti-pracita-cittatayā jāgrad eva kṛṣṇam uddiśya cukrośa | yathā-

[16] Then, on that night when darkness had shown itself in every direction, an old python, a serpent whose fangs were gone, slithering along, swallowed the lotus foot of the king of Vraja. / [17] And as his foot was being swallowed with strength by it, the king of the land of Vraja, desiring refuge, his mind filled with the constant manifestation of Kṛṣṇa, cried out while awake toward Kṛṣṇa. As follows: