Gopalacampu 1.33.81

1.33.81

[58] atha kathāyāḥ sabhāyām api tadvad eva mohaṃ gacchati sa-samāje vraja-rāje tasya caraṇa-rājīva-yugaṃ yugapad gṛhnan vraja-yuvarājaḥ punas tam ājīvayann uvāca-tāta ! kathaṃ kātarāyase ? yathā-pūrvaṃ kathā-mātraṃ khalv idam, so'yam ahaṃ punar bhavad-anudhyāna-ramyatayā kaṃsaṃ nirdamya cirāt purāgamya bhavad-dṛṣṭi-pathānuvartī-bhavann evāsmīti |

[58] Then, while the king of Vraja along with his assembly fell into bewilderment in the assembly of the narrative in that very same manner, the crown prince of Vraja, clasping both of his lotus feet at once, revived him and said: “Father! Why are you distressed? This is merely a narrative as it was before; I, for my part, lovely with your remembrance, having subdued Kaṃsā long ago, have returned and am indeed following the path of your sight!”