Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|     Dhrita-rashtra, born of Kuru's royal race,~Righteous sons of
 2   1, 1|           the monarch in Hastina's royal hall,~Spake to Bhishma and
 3   1, 1|            monarch, joyful was his royal heart.~"Best of Brahmans
 4   1, 1|         and fix the moment, hold a royal tournament,~Publish wide
 5   1, 1|            s monarch and for every royal dame,~And the people built
 6   1, 2|         arrows lettered with their royal name,~With their glinting
 7   2, 1|            of the princess and the royal bounty share,"~And the righteous
 8   2, 2|      learning blest,~Drupad with a royal welcome greeted every honoured
 9   2, 2|        behold the maiden's choice,~Royal guests and princely suitors
10   2, 2|          day approacheth! High the royal chambers lay,~With their
11   2, 2|      splendour dwelt each rich and royal guest,~Fired by mutual emulation,
12   2, 7|           palace, favoured us with royal grace,~Feasted us with princely
13   3, 1|           monarch, chief of Kuru's royal race,~To partake Yudhishthir'
14   3, 2| Dharma-raja, monarchs thronged his royal halls,~He to honoured kings
15   3, 2|        kings and chieftains with a royal grace assigned~Palaces with
16   3, 2|          meadows circled round the royal halls,~Nets of gold belaced
17   3, 3|          lustre good Yudhishthir's royal might,~And a ray of heavenly
18   3, 5|      beseems the good Yudhishthir, royal Pandu's righteous son,~Homage
19   3, 5|          as foremost and the best?~Royal Drupad by alliance surely
20   3, 5|           preceptor Drona doth his royal mansion grace?~Unto Krishna
21   3, 5|            a peer,~Kripa priest of royal Kurus, holiest of all priests
22   3, 7|       holier grace instil,~And thy royal grace and kindness all our
23   4, 1|       Empress," quoth the menial, "royal Pandu's righteous son,~Lost
24   4, 4|         Gandhari to her spouse and royal lord.~Dhrita-rashtra heard
25   4, 4|         and brave,~Be he prince of royal station, not the son of
26   4, 6|          palace chambers where the royal ladies dwell,~Unto Pritha,
27   5, 2|       daughter grace thy famed and royal line,~Aswapati, glad and
28   5, 2|           Lord of coursers, to his royal city came,~Days of hope
29   5, 2|           heavenly radiance to her royal father came.~And she bowed
30   5, 2|           princely suitor, grace a royal husband's home,~Choose thyself
31   5, 2|         rishi Narad sat within the royal hall,~From her journeys
32   5, 2|      palace came,~Came and saw her royal father, rishi Narad by his
33   5, 3|     disaster waits Savitri if this royal youth she wed,~Truth-beloving
34   5, 3|            father, truthful is the royal dame,~Truth and virtue rule
35   5, 5|         may see his kingdom to his royal sons descend!"~"Have thy
36   6   |          taught the inmates of the royal household in music and dancing.
37   6, 1|           his rapid chariot to the royal city went,~Came inside the
38   6, 3|         inlaid,~'Tis Yudhishthir's royal weapon by the noblest artists
39   6, 5|         joy the king Virata to his royal city came,~Saw the rescued
40   6, 5|            and his brothers now as royal princes dressed,~And he
41   6, 5|            s race allied,~Matsya's royal line is honoured, Matsya'
42   6, 6|           brothers to receive each royal guest.~Came unto them Kasi'
43   6, 6|         soft and sweet~In Virata's royal palace, in the peopled mart
44   6, 6|            grace,~Circled by those royal ladies, though they all
45   7, 1|          splendour graced Virata's royal hall,~Valiant sons of valiant
46   7, 3|            fathom fraud in sons of royal line?~Nathless he surrendered
47   7, 6|            wide earth is Hastina's royal line,~Bring not on them
48   8, 9|           of Kurus, save Hastina's royal race,~On the ancient king
49   9, 5|         wrathful: "Fair Gandhari's royal son,~Reapest thou the gory
50   9, 5|            upon the hostile brood,~Royal Drupad's valiant grandsons
51  10, 2|         urious mood,~Facing him in royal splendour good Yudhishthir
52  10, 2|       flight,~Struck Yudhishthir's royal armour with a fierce resistless
53  10, 2|          of war,~Out Yudhishthir's royal standard, crashed his sumptuous
54  10, 3|          coursers of Yudhishthir's royal car,~And as springs the
55  10, 4|           son of Drona 'gainst the royal Drupad's son!~Sable shadows
56  11, 1|          wishes! Henchmen, yoke my royal car,~Dhrita-rashtra meets
57  11, 1|           mothers for each widowed royal spouse,~Veiléd dwellers
58  11, 1|        childless queen,~From their royal brow and bosom gem and jewel
59  11, 2|            mail and costly jewels, royal bangles strew the plain,~
60  11, 3|          pankhas round Duryodhan's royal bed,~Peerless bowman! mighty
61  11, 5|          noble Karna made,~And the royal dames of Kuru viewed the
62  12, 1|         and gold,~Came and found a royal welcome in pavilions rich
63  12, 3|       rites proceed,~Day by day on royal bounty poor and grateful
64  12, 3|         hymns compiled,~Helped the royal aswa-medha, on the royal
65  12, 3|           royal aswa-medha, on the royal yajna smiled!~From the bright
66 End   |           to form and life,~Bom in royal Drupad's mansion, righteous
67 Epi   |         for a moment. The good and royal Yudhishthir, (I omit the