Samkalpakalpadruma 11.2

11.2

tās tathā tapyatīr vīkṣya sva-prasthāne yadūttamaḥ |
sāntvayāmāsa sapremair āyasya iti dyotakaiḥ ||162||2
[pūrvavad yugmakam]
yaḥ kaṃsa-ghnaḥ śaśaṃsedaṃ hari-vaṃśe 'py anūditam3 |
niśvāsā yasya vedāḥ syus tad etat katham anyathā? |163||

Seeing them thus suffering at His departure, the best of the Yadus
comforted them with loving words indicating, "I shall come [again]"; ||162
[A pair of verses as before]
He who, having slain Kaṃsa, spoke this which is also repeated in the Harivaṃśa—
for Him whose breaths are the Vedas, how could this be otherwise? ||163