Bhagavatapurana 3.22.17

3.22.17

yāṃ harmya-pṛṣṭhe kvaṇad-aṅghri-śobhāṃ vikrīḍatīṃ kanduka-vihvalākṣīm /
viśvāvasur nyapatat svād vimānād vilokya sammoha-vimūḍha-cetāḥ //

17—18. Who would not being wise accept the daughter of Manu, the sister of Uttanapada, the ornament of womankind, who, coming by her own choice,—asks for acceptance, and who cannot at all be seen by those that have not worshipped the feet of Lakshmi ? (Who would not accept) her, on seeing whom on the top of a mansion playing with her ball, glancing at it with perturbed eyes and looking beautiful with the tinkling Nupuras on her feet Visvavasu (who was infatuated with the passion of love) fell down from his heavenly car bewildered by intense passion.