Mahabharata 2.63.6

2.63.6

vaiśaṃpāyana uvāca |
tadvai śrutvā bhīmaseno'tyamarṣī bhṛśaṃ niśaśvāsa tadārtarūpaḥ |
rājānugo dharmapāśānubaddho dahannivainaṃ kopaviraktadṛṣṭiḥ || 6 ||

Vaisampayana continued,--"Hearing these words, the wrathful Bhima breathed hard, a very picture of woe. Obedient to the king and bound by the tie of virtue and duty, burning everything with his eyes inflamed by anger, he said,--'O king, I cannot be angry at these words of this son of a Suta, for we have truly entered the state of servitude. But O king, could our enemies have said so unto me, it thou hadst not played staking this princess?'"