Book, Chapter

 1   1, 9 |       homeward silent bent their way~"Arjun is the gallant victor!" "
 2   2, 1 |       glad and joyful held their way,~For when travelling with
 3   2, 1 |          the Brahmans took their way,~Where in South Panchala'
 4   2, 1 |         Vyasa stood before their way.~And the princes bowed unto
 5   3, 7 |         journey on the home ward way.~Arjun wends with high-souled
 6   3, 7 |   monarch brave Nakula holds his way,~Other chiefs with other
 7   4, 3 |   abideth, virtue ever marks thy way,~Hast thou lost thy new-built
 8   4, 6 |        for she trod the virtuous way,~Followed Pandu to the bright
 9   4, 6 |        seek ye not the trackless way,~Stay but one, if one child
10   5, 2 |           pious-hearted held her way,~Oft she stayed in holy
11   5, 3 |           darksome was his weary way,~Holy vows assumed the monarch
12   5, 4 |        with my lord to trace the way,~Grant me, husband ever
13   5, 4 |       wends my lord his lonesome way,~Please my kind and loving
14   5, 5 |         silent went his darksome way,~Left the body shorn of
15   5, 6 |    Monarch, and Savitri held her way~Where in dense and darksome
16   5, 6 |         is on the jungle and our way is dark and long."~Rising
17   5, 6 |            long and weary is our way,--~By the fire repose, my
18   6, 4 |          quickly held his onward way,~Kripa marked the course
19   7, 1 | chieftains thoughtful held their way,~Stones inlaid in arch and
20   8, 1 |        forced his all-resistless way,~Onward went his palm-tree
21   8, 1 |         and to stop the victor's way.~But as fire consumes the
22   8, 1 |         held their sad and weary way!~
23   8, 2 |    stopped the proud preceptor's way,~Proud Duryodhan marked
24   8, 2 |        conquering Arjun held his way,~Till the evening's gathering
25   8, 3 |         ancient Bhishma held his way,~Sweeping all before his
26   8, 6 |        heedless Bhima forced his way~Through Duryodhan's serried
27   8, 6 |     danger from afar,~Forced his way where bleeding Bhima fought
28   8, 10|          himself hath showed the way,~Dear or hated be the foeman,
29   8, 10|     Arjun in his wild and onward way,~And as myriad white-winged
30   8, 10|        still resistless held his way!~On he came, his palm-tree
31   8, 10|       and the princes went their way,~On his bed of pointed arrows
32   9, 3 |       vainly sought their onward way!~Abhimanyu, young and fiery,
33   9, 4 |          seeks a far and distant way,~Mighty is the vow of Arjun,
34   9, 4 |      vainly crossed his wrathful way,~Proud Avantis from the
35   9, 5 |           Drona onward urged his way,~Fate alone and battle's
36  10, 2 |           fiery Arjun fought his way,~Now he seeks the archer
37  10, 3 |          gallant Kripa, lead the way!"~Meanwhile round the brave
38  10, 4 |  slaughter, Aswa-thaman bent his way~Where beside the limpid
39  11, 3 |      held the first and foremost way,~Now he rests upon the red
40  11, 5 |       cheerless part,~Wend their way to far Hastina with a void
41  12, 1 |          Arjun bent his homeward way,~Following still the sacred
42  12, 1 |          who have met him on the way,~And the time of aswa-medha
43  12, 1 |     Vedas to the city held their way,~Brahmacharins with grass-girdle,
44  12, 3 |     priests and Brahmans led the way,~And the holy Soma-drinkers
45 End    |  Draupadi drops down dead on the way, then Sahadeva, then Nakula,
46 Epi    |      There seemed to me only one way out of this difficulty.