tato devasmitā dṛṣṭvā sā tāṃ prāveśayatsvayam / kim āgatā syād eṣeti vicintya preṣya ceṭikām // praviṣṭā cāśiṣaṃ dattvā kṛtvā vyājakṛtādarām / sā tāṃ devasmitāṃ sādhvīṃ pāpā pravrājikābravīt // sadaiva tvaddidṛkṣā me bhavatyadya punarmayā / svapne dṛṣṭāsi tenāhamutkā tvāṃ draṣṭumāgatā //
Then Devasmitā seeing her, of her own accord sent a maid, and had her brought in, thinking to herself: “What can this person be come for?” After she had entered, the wicked ascetic gave Devasmitā her blessing, and, treating the virtuous woman with affected respect, said to her: “I have always had a desire to see you, but to-day I saw you in a dream, therefore I have come to visit you with impatient eagerness;