Gopalacampu 1.3.50

1.3.50

[30] madhukaṇṭha uvāca-tad evaṃ sati nāmnā sumukhena kenacana gopānāṃ mukhena tasmai parama-dhanyā kanyā dattā | yā khalu sva-guṇa-vaśīkṛta-svajanā yaśāṃsi dadāti śṛṇvantyaḥ, kim uta paśyadbhyaḥ, kim utatarām bhaktimadbhyaḥ | tataś ca tayoḥ sāmpratam eva dāmpatyena sarveṣām api sukha-sampattir ajāyata, kim uta mātara-pitarādīnām |

Madhukaṇṭha said: "Then, in that situation, by a certain leader of the cowherds named Sumukha, a most blessed daughter was given to him. She indeed, having captivated her own kinsmen by her virtuous qualities, grants renown even to those who hear [of them]—what then of those who see her, and what all the more of those possessed of devotion [to her]? And so, through the marriage of the two at that very time, the perfection of happiness arose for everyone, what then of parents and elders!"