Gopalacampu 1.33.44

1.33.44

[23] atha sa yāthātathyam ātithya-prathama-bhāgaṃ svāgatādikaṃ prathayitvā sahānu-janmā rohiṇī-janmā rasa-sampanmayaṃ bhojya-pracayaṃa tasmai balayāmāsa | bhukta-vate tu tasmai mukha-vāsanaṃ mukha-vāsa-mukhaṃ sa-sukhaṃ samarpayāmāsa | tad anantaram eva ca śrīmad vraja-rājaṃ prati taṃ bhājayāmasa |
tatra ca-
akrūraṃ praṇataṃ milan vraja-patiḥ kaṃsottha-duḥkhaṃ smaran
sāsrāśīr-vacasākhila-klama-haraṃ yad yad guṇais tuṣṭuve |
sāralye'py alam asya tādṛśi manaḥ-krauryaṃ tadīyaṃ smarac
cittaṃ kṣubhyati jājvalīti mama hā bhaṣmībhavaty adya ca ||

[23] Then Rohiṇī’s son, along with his younger brother, having appropriately extended the first part of hospitality—welcome and the like—served him a feast full of delicacies. When he had eaten, he happily offered him mouth-fragrancing spices and betel. Immediately after that, he led him to the glorious king of Vraja. / And on that occasion— / When the lord of Vraja met the prostrate Akrūra, remembering the distress arising from Kaṃsa, / he praised him with tearful words of blessing for the virtues that remove all fatigue: / “Even amidst such simplicity of his, when I recall that Kaṃsa's cruelty of mind, / my heart trembles, burns incessantly, alas, and turns to ash even today!” ||23