Book, Chapter

 1   2, 5 |       knees descending, fell in sad inglorious plight,~Thus
 2   2, 6 |   delight!~Some there were with sad misgivings heard the sound
 3   3, 6 |     righteous Krishna's praise!~Sad Yudhishthir, gentle-hearted,
 4   3, 7 |       grace and by thy valour," sad Yudhishthir thus replies,~"
 5   3, 7 |   Yudhishthir and his brothers, sad and sore and grieved at
 6   3, 7 |        and pious-hearted chief,~Sad Yudhishthir wended homeward
 7   4, 2 |         Draupadi cometh in this sad unseemly plight,~Stay thy
 8   4, 3 |         freedom nor our queen?"~Sad Yudhishthir heard in anguish,
 9   4, 6 |     Draupadi, came to speak her sad farewell,~Monarch's daughter,
10   4, 6 |          ancient monarch, is by sad misgivings pained,~Questions
11   5, 3 |        were the words he said:~"Sad disaster waits Savitri if
12   5, 3 |       in sooth~Courted Fate and sad disaster in that noble gallant
13   5, 3 |        daughter's action with a sad disaster fraught,~Is the
14   5, 3 |        the Earth,~Yet O king! a sad disaster marks the gentle
15   5, 3 |       thus the maiden, soft and sad her accents fell,~"I have
16   5, 4 |       then the monarch gave his sad and slow assent.~Pale with
17   7, 2 |        wrath were folly in this sad and luckless hour,~By his
18   7, 8 |      and die,~Of their race and sad survivors they shall wander
19   7, 8 |         day, Duryodhan, saw thy sad and woeful birth!~
20   8, 1 |       fell the warriors in that sad and fatal strife,~Matsya'
21   8, 1 |        sons of Pandu held their sad and weary way!~
22   8, 3 |        if he joins thee in this sad inglorious flight,~Be it
23   8, 5 |         the same revolving sun!~Sad the day for Vrishni warriors!
24   8, 9 |      and soft entreaty thus the sad Duryodhan spoke,~And his
25   8, 10|         woods once more we go!"~Sad they held a midnight council
26   8, 10|         as for a father weeps a sad and sorrowing son,~Good
27   8, 10|        brother, Karna, end this sad fraternal war,~Seek not
28   9, 3 |         many tear-drops did the sad Yudhishthir tell,~How in
29   9, 3 |         princess-wife,~What can sad Subhadra offer to her joyless
30   9, 4 |       of welcome night!~In that sad and fatal error did the
31   9, 5 |       glittered proud Duryodhan sad at heart,~To the leader
32  10, 1 |        the warlike Drona slain,~Sad Duryodhan gazed in sorrow
33  10, 2 |       lighted fire,~Abhimanyu's sad remembrance kindled fresh
34  10, 3 |    Duryodhan answered, "in this sad and fatal strife,~Ever foremost
35  10, 3 |   witness countless foemen dead~Sad Yudhishthir is your eldest,
36  10, 4 |         a dark and limpid lake,~Sad and slow and faint Duryodhan
37  11, 4 |    Victor of a deathful battle, sad Yudhishthir viewed the plain,~
38  11, 5 | footsteps made a pathway in the sad and sacred site,~And the
39  11, 5 |      crushed and wounded snake,~Sad Yudhishthir to his mother
40  11, 5 |      carnage of the Kurus these sad eyes had never seen,~Peace
41  11, 5 |        been!"~Long bewailed the sad Yudhishthir for his elder
42  11, 5 |       the dead,~Slowly then the sad survivors on the river's
43  11, 5 |        done, the Kurus slow and sad and cheerless part,~Wend