Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|   gold-encased,~Decked with gems and rich baidurya, and with strings
 2   2, 1| slender-waisted, dowered with beauty rich and rare,~And like fragrance
 3   2, 1|           fair shall be the wedding, rich and bounteous be the feast!~
 4   2, 1|            heart,~Share the feast so rich and bounteous, then with
 5   2, 1|           witness, share the banquet rich and rare,~Pleased with gifts
 6   2, 1|           may win in feats of valour rich renown and wealth untold!~"
 7   2, 2|            beauteous carpets graced,~Rich festoons and graceful garlands
 8   2, 2|             and splendour dwelt each rich and royal guest,~Fired by
 9   2, 2|          these rulers, mighty-arméd, rich in fame,~Lion-monarchs,
10   2, 2|        splendour greet the concourse rich and gay.~
11   2, 6|             this throng of monarchs, rich renown and honour high,~
12   3, 2|          Unto Drona proud preceptor, rich in lore and warlike grace,~
13   3, 2|             in his bounty spread the rich and sumptuous feast,~Drona'
14   3, 7|        presents, came their tributes rich to pay,~Must thou part?
15   5   |            Hindu women high and low, rich and poor, in all parts of
16   6, 6|              Pandu made his presents rich and rare,~Gems and gold
17   6, 6|          fair Draupadi with a beauty rich and rare,~Stately dames
18   6, 6|            monarch on the bridegroom rich and costly presents pressed,~
19   6, 6|         Offered to the sons of Pandu rich domain and wealth untold.~
20   6, 6|              of gold belaced.~Viands rich and sweet confection, drinks
21   7, 2|           fertile, and each realm is rich and fair!~Speed the envoy
22   8, 8|            brave,~Young in years and rich in beauty, with thy mother'
23   9, 3|             done,~Young in years and rich in valour, for alas! he
24   9, 4|           devices, streaming banners rich and brave,~Foremost was
25   9, 4|           was Karna's ensign made of rich and burnished gold,~And
26   9, 4|            metal, decked with jewels rich and rare,~Vrishasena's noble
27  10, 2|              acres, peaceful hamlets rich and fair,~Dark-eyed damsels
28  11, 2|           the plain,~Golden garlands rich and burnished deck the chiefs
29  11, 3|           their vigils keep,~Maidens rich in song and beauty erst
30  11, 4|             fragrant ghrita were the rich libations made,~Blazed the
31  11, 4|             wondrous radiance by the rich libations fed,~Sanctifying
32  12, 1|           royal welcome in pavilions rich and high,~And the sealike
33  12, 2|            sparkling waters, vessels rich with gold inlaid,~Costly
34  12, 2|            Brahmans given,~Drinks of rich and cooling fragrance like
35  12, 3|              rain,~May the threefold rich performance purify the darkening
36  12, 3|          Vedangas, strict in vow and rich in lore,~Sage preceptors,
37  12, 5|           bounty, gold and garnients rich and rare,~Gave Yudhishthir
38 Epi   |              modem English poetry is rich, would scarcely suit the
39 Epi   |           excepting the Iliad, is so rich and so true as the Maha-bharata