SECTION LVI
(Dyuta Parva Continued)
Vaisampayana said,--"King Dhritarashtra,
ascertaining the inclinations of his son and knowing that Fate is inevitable,
did what I have said. Vidura, however, that foremost of intelligent men,
approved not his brother's words and spoke thus, 'I approve not, O king, of
this command of thine. Do not act so. I fear, this will bring about the
destruction of our race. When thy sons lose their unity, dissension will
certainly ensue amongst them. This I apprehend, O king, from this match at
dice.'
"Dhritarashtra said,--'If Fate be not
hostile, this quarrel will not certainly grieve me. The whole universe moveth
at the will of its Creator, under the controlling influence of Fate. It is not
free. Therefore, O Vidura, going unto king Yudhishthira at my command, bring thou
soon that invincible son of Kunti.'"
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