Arjuna and the Hunter 5.51

5.51

ity uktvā sapadi hitaṃ priyaṃ priyārhe dhāma svaṃ gatavati rājarājabhṛtye
sotkaṇṭhaṃ kim api pṛthāsutaḥ pradadhyau saṃdhatte bhṛśam aratiṃ hi sadviyogaḥ //

Having spoken thus what was beneficial and dear to one worthy of affection, / when the servant of the King of Kings departed to his own abode, / the son of Pṛthā meditated with a certain longing; / for separation from the virtuous causes great distress.