The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 5.151.15

5.151.15

na cāpi vayamatyarthaṃ parityāgena karhicit |
kauravaiḥ śamamicchāmastatra yuddhamanantaram || 15 ||

[paragraph continues] Indeed, what use is there in my repeating to thee all that the Kuru prince hath said? In brief, that wicked-souled wight beareth no good will towards thee. Not even in all these kings together, that form thy army, is that measure of sinfulness and wickedness which resideth in Duryodhana alone. As regards ourselves, we do not desire to make peace with the Kauravas by abandoning our property. War, therefore, is that which should now take place.'