Mahabharata 3.65.28

3.65.28

kuśalī te pitā rājñi janitrī bhrātaraśca te |
āyuṣmantau kuśalinau tatrasthau dārakau ca te |
tvatkṛte bandhuvargāśca gatasattvā ivāsate || 28 ||

"Vrihadaswa continued, 'Having thus reflected on these various circumstances and signs, the Brahmana, Sudeva, approached Damayanti, and addressed her, saying, 'O princess of Vidarbha, I am Sudeva, the dear friend of thy brother. I have come here, seeking thee, at the desire of king Bhima. Thy father is well, and also thy mother, and thy brothers. And thy son and daughter, blessed with length of days, are living in peace. Thy relatives, though alive, are almost dead on thy account, and hundreds of Brahmanas are ranging the world in search of thee."