Gopalacampu 1.29.29

1.29.29

ārohāya vidhāya saṃstaramilatparyakstavaṃ tadvacaḥ- sāhāyyaṃ viracayya naḥ sakhi nadīmadhyaṃ yadā jagmivān | vṛṇvan durvitaraṃ tadātarapaṇaṃ viṣkabhya naukāṃ na kāṃ cakre vakrakalākalāpakalanāṃ cakrāṅkapāṇiḥ sa tu ||[53] tad evaṃ sākṣāt-kṛta-manoratha-tatiḥ samabhīpsita-gṛha-gatiḥ sakhibhiś carita-jalpaḥ punaḥ snānādi-racitākalpas tatraiva ca kutracana taṭinī-taṭe kadāpi yamunā-nikaṭe payaḥ-pāyanāya saṃkaṭitāṃ go-ghaṭāṃ ghaṭayan kramaśaś ca gaṇanayā gaṇaśaḥ prakaṭayaṃs tan-manana-caritārthatayā jagau |

"Having prepared a couch of spread [creepers] for us to climb upon, and having arranged our words in support, O friend, when he reached the middle of the river,
demanding the crossing-fare difficult to pay and blocking the boat,
what manifold crooked arts did that hand-marked-with-the-discus not perform?" [53] Thus, having realized the multitude of his desires and set out for home as he wished, conversing about his deeds with his friends, and once again adorned with bathing and the like, right there on some riverbank, once near the Yamunā, gathering the herd of cows crowded together to drink water and manifesting them group by group through gradual counting, he sang, his purpose fulfilled by the contemplation of them.