Gopalacampu 1.31.42

1.31.42

[30] tad evaṃ prātar vicāram ācārya tadaiva daivata āpatitaṃ keśinaṃ ca mṛtyuṃ prāpayya gocāraṇāya caraṇa-caryayā vanaṃ sañcarantaṃ śrīkāntaṃ kvacid ekanta-gatayā harṣitaḥ śrīmān devarṣiḥ sapadi sākṣād āsedivān | sa cāsannam āgaccantam accha-paricchadaṃ śrī-nāradaṃ dadarśa |

[30] Thus, having made this reflection in the morning, and having then brought death to Keśin, who had arrived by destiny, the glorious divine sage, delighted by the beloved of Śrī roaming the forest on foot to herd cows in a certain solitary place, suddenly approached in person. And He saw the glorious Nārada, clad in pure raiment, drawing near.