Gopalacampu 1.33.9

1.33.9

[6] atha śrī-gopeśvarī-lālyas tu lālyamāna-dhavalā-kalāpa-cchalāt pālyamāna-yaśās tri-daśālaya-mune rahaḥ-sahabhāvam āsasāda | yatra ca saṃśayānuśāyātiśaya-maya-mānaṃ munis taṃ vibhāvitayā bhāvi-tat-tal-līlayā sāntvayāmāsa |

[6] Then he who is cherished by the queen of cowherds, his fame maintained under the pretext of fondling the herd of white cows, obtained solitude together with the sage of the heavenly abode [Nārada]. There, the sage comforted him, whose mind was filled with an excess of doubt and regret, by means of the respective future divine plays that were brought to mind.