Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |       calm and bright,~Men from distant town and hamlet came to
 2   2    |      mother to pay a visit to a distant town called Varanavata.
 3   2, 1 |        would journey, from what distant land, they came,~"From the
 4   2, 1 |  ancient mother travelling unto distant lands we go."~"Heard ye
 5   2, 1 |     feast!~Kings will come from distant regions sacrificing wealth
 6   2, 1 |      princes from each near and distant land,~Car-borne chieftains
 7   2, 1 |      and noble presents to your distant home repair.~Dowered ye
 8   2, 1 |     shining dome,~In a potter's distant cottage made their humble
 9   2, 2 |       might,~Brahmans came from distant regions with their sacred
10   2, 3 |      and lofty accents like the distant thunder's sound.~Drupad'
11   2, 4 |       feast,~Monarchs from more distant regions north and south
12   2, 4 |         dangers brave!~From the distant land of Madra car-borne
13   2, 4 |        rulers seek to shoot the distant aim,~Princess, whoso hits
14   2, 5 |      suitors, marking still the distant aim,~Alighty monarchs, gallant
15   2, 6 |       sound,~Hit and pierce the distant target, bring it thundering
16   3, 1 |        fame.~Monarchs came from distant regions to partake the holy
17   3, 1 |    brave Suvala from Gandhara's distant land,~Car-borne Salya, peerless
18   3, 7 |      other monarchs where their distant kingdoms lay.~Last of all
19   5, 2 |      her father's palace and in distant regions strayed,~With her
20   5, 2 |      From her journeys near and distant and from places known to
21   5, 4 |       on shoulder hung,~For the distant darksome jungle issued forth
22   5, 6 |   waking life,~As returned from distant regions gazed the prince
23   5, 6 |      raging yonder, for I see a distant gleam,~And the rising evening
24   6, 1 |      finest breed,~To Hastina's distant empire do the Kuru chieftains
25   6, 1 | chieftains, drive them to their distant hold!~Bhishma and the proud
26   6, 3 |         wander on some wild and distant shore,~And Draupadi noble
27   6, 3 |         was on his face,~Not in distant lands the brothers do their
28   6, 4 |       of war,~And with voice of distant thunder rolled the mighty
29   6, 4 |       arrows reach and slay the distant foe,~Seck we out the Kuru
30   6, 4 |        nor fled,~Gazed upon the distant Arjun, gazed upon their
31   6, 4 |      sound,~Filled the air like distant thunder, shook the firm
32   6, 6 |      gave his free assent,~Unto distant chiefs and monarchs kindly
33   7, 5 |         monarch! Rulers of each distant State,~Nations from the
34   7, 7 | resistless, comes from Dwarka's distant shore,~And the bright-gods
35   8, 3 |         angry Krishna still his distant foeman viewed,~Stalwart
36   8, 10|        warrior, king of Madra's distant land,~Princes from Avanti'
37   9, 3 |      and fell,~And his deeds to distant ages bards and wand'ring
38   9, 3 |      wildfire quenched upon the distant plain,~Like a mountain-shaking
39   9, 4 | sorrowing Arjun seeks a far and distant way,~Mighty is the vow of
40   9, 4 |     mantling darkness fell o'er distant hill an d plain,~Proud Duryodhan'
41  10, 4 |        voice re-echoed o'er her distant hill and dale,~Beasts and
42  12, 1 |         triumph's in Gandhara's distant vale,~On the banks of Brahmaputra
43  12, 5 |       grateful nations to their distant regions went,~And his share
44 Epi    |         something to add; every distant nation in Northern India