Book, Chapter

 1   4, 1 |        queenly anger, and with woman's pride she spake~"Hie thee,
 2   4, 1 |   anguish, pale with wrath and woman's fear,~Trembling and in
 3   4, 1 |      here,~Can a modest wedded woman thus in loose attire appear?"~
 4   4, 2 |   hands uncleanly, sacred is a woman's hair,~Honoured elders,
 5   4, 2 |       chieftain rise to save a woman's life,~Not a hand or voice
 6   4, 3 |        Will not stake a loving woman, will not cast her forth
 7   4, 3 |         For they censure not a woman, when she is a menial slave,~
 8   4, 3 |      is a menial slave,~If her woman's fancy wanders to the young
 9   4, 3 |      On the proud and peerless woman cast his wicked lustful
10   4, 4 |      Thou art bounteous, and a woman should be modest, wise and
11   4, 6 |      life,~Nurse thy lord with woman's kindness, and his brothers,
12   5    |        V - PATIVRATA-MAHATMYA~(Woman's Love)~TRUE to their word
13   5    |      brothers. Draupadi with a woman's pride and anger still
14   5    |        allegory is that a True Woman's Love is not conquered
15   5    |        a rite in honour of the woman whose love was not conquered
16   5, 1 |       lonesome silence oft her woman's heart would grieve,~Insults
17   5, 1 |       By her tears the saintly woman broke my bondage worse than
18   5, 1 | saintly rishi, know of wife or woman born,~By such nameless sorrow
19   5, 1 |       affection, with a sadder woman's life?"~"Listen, monarch!"
20   5, 4 |       gentle daughter, and thy woman's limbs are frail,~After
21   5, 4 |       by my side,~For I feel a woman's longing with my lord to
22   5, 5 |    tremor shook Savitri, but a woman's love is strong,~With her
23   5, 5 |     realms are led,~Since with woman's full affection thou hast
24   5, 5 |    Hence before thee, faithful woman, YAMA cloth in form appear,~
25   5, 5 |        immortal life,~And, for woman's love abideth, followed
26   5, 5 |       and faithful wife,~For a woman's true affection, for a
27   5, 5 |        s true affection, for a woman's sacred woe,~Grant me in
28   5, 5 |     cooling summer rain,~Noble woman, speak thy wishes, name
29   5, 5 |        too shall reign,~F or a woman's troth abideth longer that
30   5, 5 |     the fleeting breath,~And a woman's love abideth higher than
31   6, 2 |      Can I ask him, worse than woman, in the battle's ranks to
32   7, 3 |    counsel, Valadeva, speaks a woman's timid heart,~Oft from
33   8, 10|      wounded, doth not fight a woman born!"~Back unto their tents
34   8, 10|      warrior, he will fight no woman born?~Female child was brave
35   8, 10|   fight,~Not behind a child or woman screen their valour and
36  11, 1 |     reeled in sorrow, till her woman's reason failed!~Veiléd
37  11, 2 |  Stainless Queen and stainless woman, ever righteous ever good,~
38  11, 2 |        feature wakes in them a woman's love,~How amidst the lifeless
39  12, 4 |    sanctified the noble Queen,~Woman's true and stainless virtue,
40  12, 4 |     true and stainless virtue, woman's worth and wisdom keen!~
41 Epi    |    another, between one tender woman and her sister. In the Maha-bharata
42 Epi    |   Hindu scarcely lives, man or woman, high or low, educated or