Matsya Purana 216.34

216.34

viviktadarśane cāsya rahasyenaṃ na śaṅkate.
jāyate hṛṣṭavadanaḥ śrutvā tasya tu tatkathām .. 261.35 ..

The disgusted king shews his goodwill towards others but hates him with whom he is disgusted He finds fault with his words and speaks other words not having any concern with the business The king turns away his attention from the piece of work of his subordinate with whom he is disgusted These signs shew that a king is disgusted—31 32 'On the other hand when a king becomes pleased he always asumes a pleasant aspect towards him accepts his words with gentleness offers seat and asks about his welfare Know that the king is pleased with him, seeing whom in private place he does not become afraid hearing whose words his face becomes jolly, even whose unpleasant words he hears and whose humble offerings the king accepts and whom he remembers with a cheerful expression of his face—33 36