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Yudhishthira took from his neck a rope of lovely pearls. “What do you stake,” he asked, “against

these gems of the Southern Ocean?” He spoke proudly, and Duryodhana answered with anger. “We

too have jewels of value.” He threw on the table a jeweled girdle of great beauty. Then

Yudhishthira took the dice and threw: they fell a five and four. Shakunithrew, a four and a six. “The

pearls are yours,” said Yudhishthira angrily. “But your wealth is no match for mine. I stake the

thousand jars of gold in my treasury against their weight in gold.” Shakuni threw first – a three and

a two. “Surely I can beat that,” exclaimed Yudhishthira eagerly. He shook the box and threw; but

the dice were loaded, and they fell a three and a one.​

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