Gopalacampu 1.8.71

1.8.71

[45] etāvan mukta-kaṇṭham uṭṭaṅkayan snigdhakaṇṭhas tad-bhañjane kāraṇaṃ harer aiśvarya-pracāraṇam iti tat pratārayan kāraṇāntaram eva vyājahāra- [46] tataḥ sphuṭaṃ jhaṭiti parataḥ paryaṭitum utkaṇṭhayā tan-madhya-sambaddhenaivādhvanā niścakrāma, tad-adhvanas tu saṅkṣiptatayādhaḥ-kṣiptatayā tad udūkhalaṃ pratitaṣṭambhe |

[45] Mentioning this with an unconstrained voice, Snigdhakaṇṭha, keeping secret the fact that the cause of their breaking was the display of Hari's divine power, stated quite another reason: [46] 'Then, eager to wander beyond openly and quickly, he emerged by the path running right through their middle; but because that path was narrow, the mortar was cast down sideways and became wedged.