Gopalacampu 1.35.5

1.35.5

[3] atha kutaścin manaḥ-stha-saṃkocataḥ samprati prati-gamanād viramya bhāvi-līlā-sūcana-devarṣi-vacana-smaraṇāt tad-eva ca niyamya sahamānatāṃ vahann api tad-evaṃ niśamya samyag-utsukatayā gamyam eveti manaḥ punaḥ saṅgamya so'ayaṃ vraja-prāṇa-vrajaḥ svāgrajaṃ raho nirvyājaṃ vyājahāra,- æārya ! tatra-bhavatātra sāhāyyaṃ dhāryatām | ahaṃ punar vrajam eva vrajāni' iti |

Then, having temporarily refrained from returning due to some inward hesitation, remembering the divine sage's words portending future līlā, controlling that very [longing] and enduring it, but upon hearing this [message] focusing his mind once more on the conviction that he must certainly go due to his intense eagerness, he—the life of Vraja—frankly said to his elder brother in private: "Noble brother! May you graciously render your assistance here. I, however, shall return to Vraja."