Gopalacampu 1.9.24

1.9.24

[22] tathāpi mithaḥ saṅgharṣayataḥ krīḍā-tarṣavantaṃ tam anāgacchantaṃ dharṣayantī, vicchiduratā-vidhur asajātīya-snehasya dvitīya-pātram ādṛta-sva-vacana-mātratayāvaśyam eva vaśyaṃ śrī-bala-bhadram eva sānukrośaṃ cukrośa-

[22] Still, since he did not come because he was thirsty for play while jostling with his companions, she gently reproved him; and grieving over the separation, she compassionately called out to Śrī Balabhadra alone, who was the second recipient of an incomparable affection and who was certainly obedient out of respect for her words alone: