Mahabharata 1.36.22

1.36.22

sa devaṃ paramīśānaṃ sarvabhūtahite ratam |
brahmāṇamupatasthe vai kāle kāle susaṃyataḥ |
sa tena samanujñāto brahmaṇā gṛhameyivān || 22 ||

"That Rishi had a son by name Sringin, of tender years, gifted with great energy, deep in ascetic penances, severe in his vows, very wrathful, and difficult to be appeased. At times, he worshipped with great attention and respect his preceptor seated with ease on his seat and ever engaged in the good of creatures.

"And commanded by his preceptor, he was coming home when, O best of Brahmanas, a companion of his, a Rishi's son named Krisa in a playful mood laughingly spoke unto him. And Sringin, wrathful and like unto poison itself, hearing these words in reference to his father, blazed up in rage.'