The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 3.280.33

3.280.33

anuvartatī tu bhartāraṃ jagāma mṛdugāminī |
dvidheva hṛdayaṃ kṛtvā taṃ ca kālamavekṣatī || 33 ||

"Markandeya continued, 'Having received the permission of both, the illustrious Savitri, departed with her lord, in seeming smiles although her heart was racked with grief. And that lady of large eyes went on, beholding picturesque and delightful woods inhabited by swarms of peacocks. And Satyavan sweetly said unto Savitri, 'Behold these rivers of sacred currents and these excellent trees decked with flowers!' But the faultless Savitri continued to watch her lord in all his moods, and recollecting the words of the celestial sage, she considered her husband as already dead. And with heart cleft in twain, that damsel, replying to her lord, softly followed him expecting that hour.'"