Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |       quick and light~Skilled and true the thrust and parry of
 2   1, 6 |    swooned in grief!~Wise Vidura, true to duty, with an anxious
 3   1, 7 |    dearest comrade, be his helper true and brave,"~"Be it so!"
 4   2, 4 |          princes, Bhoja's monarch true and bold,~And the son of
 5   3, 1 |        son of Pandu, young Nakula true and brave,~Came to ask Hastina'
 6   4, 5 |          preceptor, saintly Kripa true and brave,~Kuru's monarch
 7   4, 5 |          empire save,~Good Vidura true and faithful, may thy virtue
 8   4, 5 |          part,~Blessings from the true and righteous brace the
 9   4, 6 |          her consolations for the true and loving heart,~And I
10   4, 6 |           no woe or sorrow to the true and faithful wife,~Sinless
11   4, 6 |        thus did Pritha cry:~"Ever true to path of duty, noble children
12   4, 6 |           children void of stain,~True to gods, to mortals faithful,
13   5    | PATIVRATA-MAHATMYA~(Woman's Love)~TRUE to their word the sons of
14   5    |        eastern allegory is that a True Woman's Love is not conquered
15   5, 1 |          ancient legends heard of true and faithful wife,~With
16   5, 2 |          creation's Ancient Sire,~True to virtue's sacred mandate
17   5, 2 |          thy noble hand,~Choose a true and upright monarch, pride
18   5, 3 |     Modest in his kindly actions, true to friends and ever kind,~
19   5, 3 |          a maiden's lips confess,~True to him thy poor Savitri
20   5, 3 |         heart,~From her troth the true Savitri never, never will
21   5, 3 |        Satyavan is given,~Let the true maid wed her chosen, leave
22   5, 4 |        the darksome forest by her true and chosen lord,~Sweet Savitri
23   5, 4 |          strayed,~In this cottage true and faithful ever hath Savitri
24   5, 5 |      faithful wife,~For a woman's true affection, for a woman's
25   5, 5 |       Truth and deathless Love!"~"True and holy are thy precepts,"
26   5, 5 |           and blessing, faithful, true and virtuous wife!"~"Since
27   5, 5 |           and blessing, faithful, true and virtuous wife!"~"Since
28   5, 6 |           head,~And that touch of true affection thrilled him back
29   6, 3 |         whose may be these arrows true,~Next upon this sable quiver
30   6, 6 |           pious hand Yudhishthir, true in heart and pure in mind,~
31   7, 1 |        May your glory ever last,~'True to plighted word Yudhishthir
32   7, 1 |         envoy, trained in virtue, true and wise,~With his greetings
33   7, 2 |         unto Bhishma and to Drona true and bold,~Unto Kripa, archer
34   7, 3 |    Nathless he surrendered empire true to faith and plighted word,~
35   7, 5 |   wandered far from land to land,~True unto our plighted promise,
36   7, 9 |       heart is pure and spotless, true and wise the words he said,~
37   7, 10|         bright-gods, archer Karna true and bold?~If in dubious
38   8, 3 |         and Panchalas, chieftains true and warriors brave,~Onward
39   8, 9 |        his accents and his vision true and clear:~"Vain, Duryodhan,
40  11, 5 |           the water unto warriors true and bold,~Unto fathers,
41  12    |   Creation and the Wheel of Life, True Knowledge and Ritea and
42  12, 1 |          faithful twins and Bhima true,~Spake to them in gentle
43  12, 3 |          colour, steeds of mettle true and tried,~Other creatures,
44  12, 4 |          the noble Queen,~Woman's true and stainless virtue, woman'
45 Epi    |          Iliad, is so rich and so true as the Maha-bharata in the
46 Epi    |        pencilled by the hand of a true master in the realm of creative
47 Epi    |         were the first systems of true philosophy which the world