The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.231

1.231

āśaṅkya praṇatiṃ paṭāntapihitau pādau karotyādarāt
vyājenāgatamāvṛṇoti hasitaṃ na spaṣṭamudvīkṣate |
mayyālāpavati pratīpavacanaṃ sakhyā sahābhāṣate
tasyāstiṣṭhatu nirbharapraṇayitā māno'pi ramyodayaḥ ||42||(47)

Fearing his prostration, she carefully covers both feet with the hem of her garment;
she conceals with a pretext her laughter that has come, nor does she look openly;
when I speak, she utters a contrary remark in conversation with her female confidante:
let aside her intense affection—even her amorous petulance has a charming dawn! ||42||(47)