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 1   1, 1 |        proud preceptor, peerless chief of days of old!~Out spake
 2   1, 5 |       and lofty field of war the chief surveyed,~Scarce to Kripa
 3   1, 6 |       proud and fearless stood:~"Chief! who eomest uninvited, pratest
 4   1, 6 |          viewed the one or other chief,~But by equal love divided
 5   1, 7 |        warlike grace,~Long-armed Chief! declare thy lineage, and
 6   1, 7 |    Prince Arjun claims his rival chief to know,~Princes may not
 7   1, 7 |       his forces as a prince and chief we own,~Karna by his warlike
 8   1, 9 |      thee, warlike tiger-waisted chief,~Proudest chief may fight
 9   1, 9 |    tiger-waisted chief,~Proudest chief may fight the humblest,
10   2, 4 |        with ploughshare, Krishna chief of righteous fame.~With
11   2, 5 |          and necklace, fell each chief and warrior bold,~Reft of
12   2, 5 | Jarasandha, far Magadha's mighty chief,~Held the bow and stood
13   2, 6 |    deerskins, but each irritated chief~In a lowly muttered whisper
14   3, 1 |        to ask Hastina's monarch, chief of Kuru's royal race,~To
15   3, 2 |         honour welcomed king and chief of might,~Bhishma and the
16   3, 4 |      midst the great is Krishna! chief of men without a peer~Midst
17   3, 4 |         and to Bhishma turns the chief his flaming eyes,~To the
18   3, 5 |     preceptor, king nor foremost chief is he!"~
19   3, 7 |         queen Draupadi parts the chief with many a tear,~And from
20   3, 7 |          blessing gave,~Thus the chief with eyes of lotus spake
21   3, 7 |           pure and pious-hearted chief,~Sad Yudhishthir wended
22   6, 1 |         s yield!~And the wailing chief of cowherds fled forlorn,
23   6, 3 |        unclean thing,~But unto a chief and warrior weapons and
24   7, 2 |         elder Valadeva, stalwart chief who bore the plough,~Rose
25   7, 3 |   warlike stock ariseth weakling chief who bends the knee,~As a
26   7, 3 |      Bhima led,~And the vengeful chief Satyaki with his bow and
27   8, 1 |    Gainst the warlike Jayadratha chief of Sindhu's sounding shore,~
28   8, 3 |          of Arjun fled each Kuru chief of fame,~Brave Duryodhan
29   8, 3 |     noble Bhishma fight?~Pardon, chief, if for the Pandavs doth
30   8, 3 |          s chariot-driver, and a chief of righteous fame,~Marked
31   8, 3 |          warrior and on foot the chief pursued,~Caught him as the
32   8, 9 |        fight!~Mind thy pledge, O chief of Kurus, save Hastina's
33   8, 9 |         fetters, Arjun righteous chief and brave,~When in Matsya'
34   8, 10|       battle-car,~God nor mortal chief can face him in the gory
35   8, 10|           noble princes, but the chief is yet unborn,~While I lead
36   8, 10|       turn for shelter from that chief of godlike might!~But bold
37   8, 10|        round the great the dying chief!~Arjun's keen and pointed
38   8, 10|         thy father, nursed thee, chief of warlike fame,~Arjun is
39   9    |      fall of Bhishma the Brahman chief Drona, preceptor of the
40   9, 1 |     marked the faint and captive chief,~Leaping from his car of
41   9, 5 |         the loaded dice,~Ask the chief who proudly boasted, archer
42   9, 5 |        would not fight,~King nor chief nor other archer dared to
43   9, 5 |   Aswa-thaman son of Drona was a chief of peerless fame,~And an
44  10, 1 |        fight,~Step forth, Kuru's chief and leader, mount thy sounding
45  10, 1 |     angry rivals parted, neither chief could win or yield!~
46  10, 2 |         a chieftain by the other chief was slain,~Arjun dead or
47  11, 4 |   Yuyutsu, Kuru's last surviving chief,~Spake to faithful Indrasena,
48  11, 5 |        birth and lineage of that chief of deathful ire,~As a man
49  12, 1 |        did Yudhishthir, for each chief and king of men,~Cooling