येनैवमागता द्वैधं तव बुद्धिर्महामते। सोऽपि धर्मो मम द्वेष्यो यत्प्रसङ्गाद् विमुह्यसि॥
yenaivamāgatā dvaidhaṃ tava buddhirmahāmate| so'pi dharmo mama dveṣyo yatprasaṅgād vimuhyasi||
English Meaning
Even that so called virtue do I loathe, which has, O high-souled one, fascinated you, and made your mind run from one extreme to another. *Formerly the mind was for accepting the kingdom, and now for going to the forest as an exile. These are the two extremes here meant.
— M.N. Dutt (1891–94, public domain)