Gopalacampu 1.33.36

1.33.36

tathā-
ādyaḥ sāṅgādharāṅga-cchavi-kavi-kavitā-vardhi-nānardhi-yuktas-
tat sadhryaṅ tad vad eva prati-lava-ruciraḥ sarva-vidvadbhir uktaḥ |
tatrādiḥ padma-jidbhyāṃ nija-kaṭaka-varāyeva padbhyāṃ prayuktaḥ
kiṃ cānyas tat-sahāyāv iva nija-caraṇau cālayan bhī-prayuktaḥ ||

Likewise: / The first was endowed with various riches of poetic composition from poets describing the luster of his limbs and lower body; / the companion beside him was declared by all wise men to be charming at every particle in just the same way. / Of the two, the first had feet that conquered the lotus, employed as if to serve his own excellent armlets; / moreover, the other, driven by fear as it were, moved his own feet to serve as their companions. //