Gopalacampu 1.35.61

1.35.61

[53] sa tu yaśasvī svayam asvīkṛta-rājyatayā kim api tatratyaṃ tān praty-anapavarjya
kiṃ tu prāg-vali-valita-bali-kaṃsa-hṛta-dhṛta-kupya-bhājanāni yāni tāny eva visarjya keśavaḥ kevalatāyāṃ mithaḥ kṣubhitatā-bhītas tair eva saha śrī-vrajam ahanīyān anujñāpya manasi kayāpy avasthayā vyāpyamānaḥ puram ājagāma, rāmas tu tān dūram anu-vavrāja |

[53] But that renowned Keśava, having refused the kingdom himself, gave them nothing belonging to that place, but returned only those base-metal vessels that had been seized and kept by the mighty Kaṃsa from earlier tributes; afraid of mutual agitation in solitude, he took leave of those worthy of respect and, his mind overcome by an indefinable condition, returned with them to the city; Rāma, however, accompanied them a long way.