Verse 16

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The sages turn back to Suta· Verses 13–16

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Having heard this spoken, what else did the king, that bull of the Bharatas, go on to ask of Vyasa's son, the sage and seer? Learned Suta, you should say this out to us, who want to hear it. In the assembly of the good, talk comes round at the last to the telling of Hari. That king, one of the Lord's own, born of Pandu, a great fighter from his chariot, who as a child playing with his playthings took up the playing of Krsna; and Vyasa's son, the revered one, who has Vasudeva and nothing else to go to: for in the meeting of the good, the noble qualities of him who is widely sung are surely spoken.