Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |     tempest-lashed, sublime and high!~Came the saintly white-robed
 2   1, 1 |    walked forth Drona, radiant, high,~So the Moon with Mars conjoinéd
 3   1, 2 |    shone the youths sublime and high,~More than mortals seemed
 4   1, 3 |         with their maces lifted high,~Like two cliffs with lofty
 5   1, 4 |       matchless skill.~Towering high or lowly bending, on the
 6   1, 5 |      for the sound is dread and high,~To the gaze of the arena
 7   1, 6 |    gathered darkling, thick and high,~Lines of cranes like gleams
 8   2, 2 |         placed a target far and high,~"Whose strings this bow,"
 9   2, 2 |        in his pride~Through the high and circling discus, wins
10   2, 2 |         lofty domes and turrets high,~Like the peaks of white
11   2, 2 |         festal day approacheth! High the royal chambers lay,~
12   2, 3 |          and the target hung an high,~Through yon whirling piercéd
13   2, 4 |       saints celestial pure and high,~For their music famed,
14   2, 4 |        sounded deep and sounded high!~
15   2, 6 |          rich renown and honour high,~Like a tusker strong and
16   2, 6 |    baffled kings and chieftains high,~And Agastya stainless rishi
17   3, 2 |  chariots rested on the turrets high,~Hero-monarchs, holy Brahmans,
18   3, 2 |   pleased the "Shining Ones" on high,~Brahmans pleased with costly
19   3, 3 |         the concourse proud and high!~He had heard from lips
20   3, 3 |  Krishna saw the Highest of the High!~Saw the ancient World's
21   3, 3 |        when is done his purpose high,~NARAYANA leads Immortals
22   3, 4 |         purest-hearted and most high~Like the radiant sun is
23   3, 6 |         spake in anger stem and high,~Calm unto him Krishna answered,
24   3, 7 |       Krishna, I performed this high emprise,~By thy all-subduing
25   4, 3 |        her words were stern and high,~Anger flamed within her
26   4, 3 |        where my fathers live on high,~May I never meet ancestors
27   4, 4 |     Brahmans chant their mantra high,~There is heard the jackal'
28   4, 6 |       gathering on us thick and high,~Happy too is faithful Madri,
29   5    |         is known by Hindu women high and low, rich and poor,
30   5, 2 |          gift of kindly gods on high!~And the king performed
31   5, 3 |    sorrow! for it is decreed on high,~On this day, a twelve-month
32   5, 5 |      grim and godlike, dark and high!~And he stood in solemn
33   5, 5 | gladness and with pious purpose high,~I would bless thee, fair
34   5, 5 |       name thy boon and purpose high,~What the pious mortal asketh
35   7, 1 |     came the warriors proud and high,~Till the council chamber
36   7, 7 |      and his words were few and high,~Clouded was Duryodhan's
37   8, 2 |        on the human chiefs from high!~While with dauntless valour
38   8, 10|       mighty battle-car,~As the high and rugged mountain meets
39   9, 5 |         tis willed by Heaven on high,~Arjun or preceptor Drona
40  10, 1 |      and his warlike heart beat high!~"Karna!" so exclaimed Duryodhan, "
41  10, 1 |         filled the firmament on high,~Darker, deeper, dread and
42  10, 2 | listened and obeyed the mandate high,~Tears of manly sorrow trickled
43  10, 4 |        and he raised his weapon high,~With a foul attack but
44  11, 5 |       her limpid waters through high banks on either side,~Childless
45  12, 1 |   welcome in pavilions rich and high,~And the sealike voice of
46  12, 3 |       to each heavenly power on high,~Bulls of various breed
47  12, 5 |      brightly beaming, pure and high,~Even as INDRA stands encircled
48 Epi    |       in India, the thread of a high moral purpose, of the triumph
49 Epi    |   scarcely lives, man or woman, high or low, educated or ignorant,