Mahabharata 12.192.83

12.192.83

bhīṣma uvāca |
tato vikṛtaceṣṭau dvau puruṣau samupasthitau |
gṛhītvānyonyamāveṣṭya kucelāvūcaturvacaḥ || 83 ||

"Bhishma continued, 'At this time, two individuals of very ungainly aspect came there. Each had his arm upon the other's shoulder; both were ill-dressed. They said these words, 'Thou owest me nothing. I really owe thee. If we dispute in this way, here is the king who ruleth individuals. I say truly, thou owest me nothing! Thou speakest falsely. I do owe thee a debt. Both of them, waxing very hot in dispute, then addressed the king, saying, 'See, O monarch, that none of us may become stained with sin.'