Vaishampayana said: -
1. The king Dhritarashtra, knowing the inclinations of his son and considering also that Fate was unavoidable, acted in this way.
2. The foremost of all leameo men, Vidura, did not approve the words of his brothers so unjustly uttered; and he then thus spoke to him.
Vidura said: -
3. O king, I do not approve of your this command. Do not act thus. I am afraid this will bring about the destruction of our race. O ruler of men, I apprehend that your sons will lose unity from this match at dice; and dissension will certainly arise amongst them.
Dhritarashtra said: -
4. O Khattwa, if fate be not unfavourable to me, this quarrel will not certainly grieve me. The whole universe moves at the will of its.
Thus ends the fifty seventh chapter, fetching of Yudhishthira, in the Dyuta of the Sabha Parva.