Verse 52

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The house agrees, and Bhima does not· Verses 49–52

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Lawful, just, full of pity, without any falseness, even and great: so the king, son of Dharma, welcomed the queen's words, brahmanas. So did Nakula and Sahadeva, and Yuyudhana and Dhananjaya, and the Bhagavan, son of Devaki, and the other men and the women. Then Bhima, unable to bear it, said: killing him is held the better thing, for he killed sleeping children to no purpose, neither for his master's sake nor for his own. Hearing what Bhima said and what Draupadi said, the four-armed one looked at his friend's face and spoke this, as though smiling.