Tail

'Relent thou, O sinless one. In consequence of age, I have no strength to get up. From pity for me, do thou go, moving aside my
tail.' Being thus addressed by Hanuman, Bhima proud of the strength of his arms, took him for one
wanting in energy and prowess, and thought within himself, 'Taking fast hold of the tail, will I send this monkey destitute of
energy and prowess, to the region of Yama.' Thereat, with a smile he slightingly took hold of the tail
with his left hand; but could not move that tail of the mighty monkey.

Then with both arms he pulled it, resembling the pole reared in honour of Indra. Still the mighty Bhima could not raise the tail with both his arms. And his eye-brows were contracted up, and his eyes rolled, and his face was contracted into
wrinkles and his body was covered with sweat; and yet he could not raise it. And when after having
striven, the illustrious Bhima failed in raising the tail, he approached the side of the monkey, and stood
with a bashful countenance.

Varna Parva: Section 146