Bhagavatapurana 10.47.2

10.47.2

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1. & 2. Sri Suka said:—Beholding that disciple of Krishna, Uddhava, with long arms and eyes like fresh-blown lotus wearing pitambara and garlands of flowers, with a cheerful face like unto lotus, ear-rings set with cut jewels (of high workmanship), the women of Vraja of bright smiles inquired, “who is it that looks so bewitching? Whence is he? Whose son is he that should put on the dress and ornaments of Achyuta? So enquiring, all of them in great curiosity surrounded that Uddhava who is devoted to the feet of the most glorious Lord.