Gopalacampu 1.32.10

1.32.10

[7] tadā ca tad-ācarita-niyogaṃ pari tad-eka-vṛttitayā tantrī-niyantrita-gīta-yantra-tulyau parama-kulyau parasparaṃ kathakatāṃ kathaṅkathikatām api muhuḥ saṃprathayya sarva-śarma-śīlāṃ śrī-kṛṣṇasya vraja-līlāṃ kathāyām unmīlayāmāsatuḥ |

[7] And then, intently absorbed in the task assigned by them, like instruments whose melodies are controlled by strings, the exceedingly noble pair—continually displaying between themselves the roles of narrator and inquirer—revealed in their narrative Śrī Kṛṣṇa's divine play in Vraja, which embodies all auspiciousness.