Verse 174

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In plain words

Yaśōdā calls: "You who split open the beak of the bird [Baka], broke off the tusk of the fighting elephant [Kuvalayāpīḍa], and took the nose of the treacherous demoness [Śūrpaṇakhā] and the heads of her guardian [Rāvaṇa]: when you scooped up the butter and swallowed it, I, your servant, beat you, with no fear for your tender body. Come and let me crown you with red water-lilies risen from clear water!"