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 1   2, 3|                 Softly, sweetly, steps Draupadi, queen of every winning
 2   2, 3|             claim!"~Then he turns unto Draupadi, tells each prince and suitor'
 3   2, 4|          strife,~Each regards the fair Draupadi as his own his queenly wife,~
 4   3   |        incident followed the bridal of Draupadi. The five sons of Panda
 5   3   |         mandate cannot be disregarded, Draupadi became the common wife of
 6   3   |            main incidents of the Epic, Draupadi might rather be regarded
 7   3   |              of Krishna, shortly after Draupadi's bridal, and had by her
 8   3   |               to him self no wife save Draupadi, and she was crowned with
 9   3   | Notwithstanding the legend, therefore, Draupadi might be regarded as wedded
10   3, 7|               From Yudhishthir's queen Draupadi parts the chief with many
11   4   |                mother and brothers and Draupadi. And as Yudhishthir lost
12   4   |             himself, and then the fair Draupadi, and lost! And thus the
13   4, 1|                                    I - DRAUPADI IN THE COUNCIL HALL~Glassed
14   4, 1|            shine Hastina's walls~Queen Draupadi duly honoured lives within
15   4, 1|            humble menial came to proud Draupadi's ken.~Pardon, Empress,"
16   4, 1|           menial, to thy master, Queen Draupadi's answer take,~If my lord,
17   4, 1|                prince Duryodhan, Queen Draupadi is unwon!"~Wrathful was
18   4, 1|              hie,~Proudly sat the fair Draupadi, monarch's daughter, monarch'
19   4, 1|                young and brave!"~Proud Draupadi shakes with tremor at Duhsasan'
20   4, 1|           where dwelt the women, Queen Draupadi seeks to fly.~Vainly sped
21   4, 2|                                   II - DRAUPADI'S PLAINT~Loose-attired,
22   4, 2|            with trailing tresses, came Draupadi weak and faint,~Stood within
23   4, 2|             every holy rite,~Pardon if Draupadi cometh in this sad unseemly
24   4, 3|               AND VOW OF REVENGE~Spake Draupadi slender-waisted, and her
25   4, 3|          reeked they for the fall,~But Draupadi's pleading glances like
26   4, 3|           marked with anger insults on Draupadi flung,~Fulsome word nor
27   4, 3|                action, when they heard Draupadi's plaint.~But brave Karna,
28   4, 3|             They have lost thee, sweet Draupadi, lost their empire and their
29   4, 3|                Hast thou lost thy fair Draupadi, is thy wedded wife our
30   4, 3|             Sought the prince to stain Draupadi with a deep and dire disgrace,~
31   4, 4|              wrath?~Slow and gently to Draupadi was the sightless monarch
32   4, 4|                  Answered him the fair Draupadi: "Monarch of the Kuru's
33   4, 5|              rule a mighty State,~Fair Draupadi, ever faithful. wins the
34   4, 6|               dwell,~Unto Pritha, came Draupadi, came to speak her sad farewell,~
35   4, 6|               me, mother," so the fair Draupadi said,~"Safe in righteous
36   4, 6|                loose her tresses, fair Draupadi bowed and left,~Ancient
37   4, 6|               your virtues prove,~Dear Draupadi, loving daughter, lot a
38   4, 6|               cry,~Kuru maids for fair Draupadi fortune's fitful will upbraid,~
39   5   |                sons of Pandu went with Draupadi into exile, and passed twelve
40   5   |             his adversity; he consoled Draupadi in her distress, and gave
41   5   |                advice to the brothers. Draupadi with a woman's pride and
42   5   |            Pandav brothers carried off Draupadi. The Pandavs however pursued
43   5   |                misconduct, and rescued Draupadi.~Still more interesting
44   5, 1|               the jungle with the fair Draupadi stayed,~And they killed
45   5, 1|               er the wood and lea,~Men Draupadi by the cottage cooked the
46   5, 1|            start,~But the woes of fair Draupadi grieve a banished husband'
47   6   |             charge of the king's cows. Draupadi too disguised herself as
48   6, 2|                and valour thus to fair Draupadi prayed:~"Say to him that
49   6, 2|         contest fierce and keen."~Fair Draupadi, guised as menial, Arjun'
50   6, 2|               to lead?~"Need is none," Draupadi answered, "Brihannala's
51   6, 3|            wild and distant shore,~And Draupadi noble princess, purest best
52   6, 3|            waiting-woman doth the fair Draupadi shine,~Pardon, prince, these
53   6, 6|            fame,~Came the sons of fair Draupadi early trained in art of
54   6, 6|              Brightest shines the fair Draupadi with a beauty rich and rare,~
55   7, 1|            Twelve long years with fair Draupadi in the pathless jungle strayed,~
56   9, 3|             breath,~For I owe to Queen Draupadi, impious prince, thy speedy
57   9, 3|             the anguished mother, fair Draupadi tore her hair,~Matsya's
58   9, 5|                Burning tears the proud Draupadi wept for noble father killed,~
59  10, 2|               fall,~Heaping insults on Draupadi in Hastina's council hall?~
60  10, 3|           gallant Abhimanyu dead!~Fair Draupadi doth her penance, so our
61  10, 3|               dear departed son,~Feeds Draupadi's deathless anger for the
62  10, 4|               sleeping grandsons, fair Draupadi's children lay,~Stole the
63  11, 5|               the princes by the proud Draupadi borne,~Not the fall of friends
64  12, 4|           horse of noble breed,~Placed Draupadi, Queen of yajna, by the
65 End   |               retire to the Himalayas. Draupadi drops down dead on the way,
66 End   |             bore,~Sprung from altar as Draupadi human shape for thee she
67 Epi   |                 the proud and scornful Draupadi nursing her wrath till her
68 Epi   |                 the gorgeous bridal of Draupadi; the equally gorgeous coronation
69 Epi   |              and the scornful wrath of Draupadi against her insulters; the