118. The lord with a conch in his left hand that sounds in victory and plays delightful music on his flute went as a messenger for the Pāndavās when they had lost everything to the dishonest gambling of Sakuni and unable to keep even ten cities, had to fight the Bhārathā war to get their land back. Oh! He comes as a goblin and frightens us. That dear one comes as a goblin and frightens us.
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