Mahabharata 4.19.30

4.19.30

tau gṛhītvā ca kaunteyo bāṣpamutsṛjya vīryavān |
tataḥ paramaduḥkhārta idaṃ vacanamabravīt || 30 ||

"Vaisampayana continued, 'Then that slayer of hostile heroes, Vrikodara, covering his face with those delicate hands of his wife marked with corns, began to weep. And that mighty son of Kunti, holding the hands of Draupadi in his, shed copious tears. And afflicted with great woe, he spoke these words.'"