The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 3.8.20

3.8.20

tasya tadvacanaṃ śrutvā pūjayantaḥ punaḥ punaḥ |
bāḍhamityeva te sarve pratyūcuḥ sūtajaṃ tadā || 20 ||

'Hearing those words of the charioteer's son, they repeatedly applauded him, and at last exclaimed, 'Very well!' And saying this each of them mounted his car, and sanguine of success, they rushed in a body to slay the sons of Pandu. And knowing by his spiritual vision that they had gone out, the master Krishna-Dwaipayana of pure soul came upon them, and commanded them to desist. And sending them away, the holy one, worshipped by all the worlds, quickly appeared before the king whose intelligence served the purposes of eye-sight, and who was then seated (at his ease). And the holy one addressed the monarch thus.'"