Book, Chapter

 1   2   |      the bride would choose her husband from among the assembled
 2   3, 6|       princess went to seek her husband's side,~In her husband's
 3   3, 6|      her husband's side,~In her husband's garb disguiséd Sisupala
 4   4, 1|         Doth a crownéd king and husband stake his wife and lose
 5   4, 3|         the wife falls with the husband, and her duty-to obey~Live
 6   4, 3|          Fair One! seek another husband who in foolish reckless
 7   4, 3|         For thy lord is not thy husband, as a slave he hath no wife,~
 8   4, 6| faithful wife,~Drupad's and thy husband's mansions thou hast brightened
 9   4, 6|       from thy starry mansions, husband, wherefore dost thou wait,~
10   5, 1|      Draupadi grieve a banished husband's heart,~By her tears the
11   5, 2|  princely suitor, grace a royal husband's home,~Choose thyself a
12   5, 2|          Choose thyself a noble husband worthy of thy noble hand,~
13   5, 2|     state,~That the duty-loving husband watches o'er his consort'
14   5, 2|       Therefore choose a loving husband, daughter of my house and
15   5, 3|       led,~Wherefore to a happy husband hath Savitri not been wed?"~"
16   5, 3|          to choose her lord and husband," so the virtuous monarch
17   5, 3|        Him I choose my lord and husband, Satyavan, the Soul of Truth!"~
18   5, 3|      none,~Satyavan is still my husband, he my heart and troth hath
19   5, 4|    gentle sweetness pleased her husband and her lord,~But in secret,
20   5, 4|         to the darksome forest, husband, let me go to-day!"~"Come
21   5, 4|  sweetly answered with a loving husband's care,~"Thou art all unused
22   5, 4|        trace the way,~Grant me, husband ever gracious, with thee
23   5, 4|        Answered then the loving husband, as his hands in hers he
24   5, 4|           To the jungle goes my husband, fuel and the fruit to seek,~
25   5, 4|        Safely with thy lord and husband seek again thy cottage home."~
26   5, 4|         fell upon her, from her husband's lips of love!~Still with
27   5, 4|         And she listened to her husband still on anxious thought
28   5, 4|   remembered as she watched her husband's head,~Burning lip and
29   5, 5|    greensward gently placed her husband's head,~And a tremor shook
30   5, 5|   affection thou hast loved thy husband dear,~Hence before thee,
31   5, 5|       person, princess, let thy husband part."~YAMA from the prince'
32   5, 5|         outspake YAMA, "for thy husband loved and lost,~Do the rites
33   5, 5|     follow where thou takest my husband's life,~For Eternal Law
34   5, 5|      good Savitri said,~"For my husband's banished father let my
35   5, 5|        Since she waits upon her husband, gracious Monarch of the
36   5, 5|         What befalls the wedded husband still befalls the faithful
37   5, 5|  Savitri said,~Once more for my husband's father be my supplication
38   5, 6|       darksome forest still her husband lifeless lay,~And she sat
39   5, 6|      lay,~And the Sable Person, husband, he hath come and passed
40   5, 6|          By the fire repose, my husband, and return by light of
41   5, 6|      tear-drops dry:~"Trust me, husband, if Savitri hath been faithful
42  11, 3|          But my sorrow-stricken husband, who can his misfortunes
43  11, 3|       of bright gold,~Torn from husband's sweet embraces, from her
44  11, 3|          How from dear departed husband turns she to her dearer