The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.206

1.206

sā patyuḥ prathamāparādhasamaye sakhyopadeśaṃ vinā
no jānāti savibhramāṅgavalanāvakroktisaṃsūcanam |
svacchairacchakapolamūlagalitaiḥ paryastanetrotpalā
bālā kevalameva roditi luṭhallolālakairaśrubhiḥ ||26||(29)

At her husband's first offence, without her female confidante's advice,
she knows no playful twisting of limbs nor hinting with oblique speech;
her lotus-eyes rolling with pure tears rolling from the base of her spotless cheeks,
the young girl merely weeps, her tremulous curls tumbling down. ||26||(29)