Mahabharata 2.60.13

2.60.13

draupadyuvāca |
evaṃ nūnaṃ vyadadhātsaṃvidhātā sparśāvubhau spṛśato dhīrabālau |
dharmaṃ tvekaṃ paramaṃ prāha loke sa naḥ śamaṃ dhāsyati gopyamānaḥ || 13 ||

"Draupadi said,--'The great ordainer of the world hath, indeed, ordained so. Happiness and misery pay their court to both the wise and unwise. Morality, however, it hath been said, is the one highest object in the world. If cherished, that will certainly dispense blessings to us. Let not that morality now abandon the Kauravas. Going back to those that are present in that assembly, repeat these my words consonant with morality. I am ready to do what those elderly and virtuous persons conversant with morality will definitely tell me.