Bhagavatapurana 10.61.3.p2

10.61.3.p2

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4. Also (armed as they were) with Manmatha's arrows powerful messengers of love despatched by their brows that were charming with the sentiment expressed by their suppressed smiles and stealthy glances, those sixteen thousand women were not in any degree able to shake the strength of the Almighty Lord. [1. From behind the pillars, through the shyness of their new friendship, those virtuous queens sent their side-long glances, from their eyes overflowing with love, at their Lord, the Lord of the righteous, the abode of Lakshmi, enthroned now high in their mansions and very ardently loved by them.