Verse 35

³¹Just then Nanda and the other cowherds came back to the camp from Mathura, and seeing Putana's body they were struck with the greatest wonder. ³²Surely that man has become a sage, or he is a master of yoga: the very portent Anakadundubhi spoke of is the one we have seen. ³³Those who lived in the camp cut the carcass up with axes, carried the pieces far off, laid them on wood and burned them. ³⁴And the smoke of the body as it burned rose sweet as aloe wood, for its sin had been struck away at once when Krsna drank from it. ³⁵Putana, killer of the world's children, a raksasa woman who fed on blood, gave Hari her breast even meaning to kill him, and reached the goal of the good.