Verse 40

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The one he carried off, and left· Verses 36–40

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So, showing one another these things, the cowherd women wandered on, out of their senses. And the cowherd woman whom Krsna had taken away, leaving the other women in the wood, she thought herself then the best of all women: he has left the cowherd women who want him, and my beloved turns to me. Then, going into a part of the wood, in her pride she said to Kesava: I cannot walk any further. Carry me wherever your mind goes. So spoken to, he said to the woman he loved: climb on my shoulder. And then Krsna vanished, and she burned. My lord, my lover, dearest, where are you, where are you, great-armed one? I am your servant and I am wretched: friend, show yourself here beside me.