The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.233

1.233

sā yāvanti padānyalīkavacanairālījanaiḥ śikṣitā
tāvantyeva kṛtāgaso drutataraṃ vyāhṛtya patyuḥ puraḥ |
prārabdhā purato yathā manasijasyājñā tathā vartituṃ
premṇo maugdhyavibhūṣaṇasya sahajaḥ ko'pyeṣa kāntaḥ kramaḥ ||43||(48)

As many words as she was taught with false speeches by her female companions,
just so many she rapidly uttered before her husband who had committed an offence;
thereafter, as she began to act according to the command of mind-born Love,
such was the wondrous natural way of love adorned with innocence. ||43||(48)