Verse 31

³¹Hold your anger back, king, and good come to you: it stands against everything that is good for you. Treat it with much hearing, as a sickness is treated with medicine. ³²The world shrinks badly from a man whom anger has taken hold of. One who understands, wanting to be free of fear himself, does not come under its power. ³³You have slighted the giver of wealth, the brother of the mountain-dweller, in striking down the yaksas out of impatience, calling them your brother's killers. ³⁴Make him kind to you again quickly, my boy, by bowing and by speaking humbly, before the heat of the great falls on our house. ³⁵So Manu, son of the self-born, taught his grandson Dhruva; and honoured by him, he went back with the sages to his own city.