Gopalacampu 1.29.14

1.29.14

[18] atha rātri-kathāyām api snigdhakaṇṭha evābhidadhe-[19] evaṃ horikā-prānta-kānta-krīḍāntarānusāreṇābhira-vīra-sarasijākṣīṇām akṣīṇānaṅgānāṃ vṛtta-kṛṣṇa-saṅgānāṃ bahudhā nivṛttaṃ rātri-vṛttaṃ svayam eva sakhībhir anusandhīyatām |

[18] Then, regarding the story of the night, Snigdha-kaṇṭha himself declared:
[19] "In this way, in accordance with the variety of charming sports near the Horikā, let the nocturnal deeds of the heroic cowherds' lotus-eyed women—whose love was unwaning and who enjoyed Kṛṣṇa's company—that transpired in manifold ways, be inferred by their female companions themselves."