Question about Draupadi

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I am trying to find a refference about Duryodhana and Draupadi in the palace

of Indraprashta. There was a time when Duryodhana fell into a pond mistaking

it for a dry land. At that time, Draupadi had laughed and addressed

Duryodhana sarcastically, something like :"the son of a blind king had

himself failed to see", I can't fully recollect the proper wording. But this

word was the main reason for increased Duryodhana's envy of the Pandavas

that eventually led to the Mahabharat war. However I could not find this

refference of Draupadi's words in K.M. Ganguli's edition of the Mahabharat,

nor was it mentioned in the Krishna Dharma's edition, (I guess he wrote his

after K.M. Ganguli's). Does anyone knows of any refference from other

editions of the Mahabharata where this particular was cited? I will be very

grateful.

 

your servant,

 

Isvara dasa.