The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Vol. 7 of 12: Translated Into English Prose from the Original Sanskrit Text (Classic Reprint)

THE MAHABHARAT A KARNA PARVA SECTION I Having bow~d down !LIllo Narayalll!, and unto thaI mosl exalted oj male b~i1l98, viz .. Nar1., alla U'lto Ike godde88 Sa,.oawati also, must the wo,.d JAY A be ullerea. Vaisampayana said,-" After Orona had been slain, 0 monarch. the royal warriors (of the Kaurava army) headed by Duryodhana, with hearts filled with great anxiety, all repaired to Orona's Son. Lamenting the loss of Orona, and deprived of energy in consequence of their cheerlessness, th~y sat around the son of Saradwat's daughter, afflicted with grief, Comforted for a little wbile by considerations founded upon the scriptures, when night came, those rulers of Earth proceeded to their respective tents. Those lords of Earth, however, 0 thou-of Kuru's ra~e, could feel flO happiness in their abodes. Thinking of that immense siaughter, they could not also sleep. The Suta's son (Kama), and king Suyodhana and Dussasana and Sakuni, in special, could not compose themselves

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