Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |  surging people's cry.~Like the voice of angry ocean, tempest-lashed,
 2   1, 2 |         impulse driven.~Mingled voice of tens of thousands struck
 3   1, 3 |         lofty trumpet, spake in voice like thunder's sound:~"Bid
 4   1, 4 |        around the listed plain,~Voice of drum and blare of trumpet
 5   1, 4 |       hear:~"Wherefore like the voice of ocean, when the tempest
 6   1, 5 |        hour draws nigh,~Music's voice is hushed in silence, and
 7   1, 5 |    theyin hushed amaze!~Then in voice of pealing thunder spake
 8   2, 2 |      Gathering men with ocean's voice,~Filled the wide and circling
 9   2, 3 |        BRIDE~Sound the drum and voice the sankha! Brightly dawns;
10   2, 3 |     repeat,~Conch and trumpet's voice is silent, hushed the lofty
11   2, 6 |        grief,~Sankha's note and voice of trumpet Arjun's glorious
12   4, 2 |     woman's life,~Not a hand or voice is lifted to defend a virtuous
13   4, 4 |      avert the wrath of Heaven,~Voice thy wish and ask for blessing,
14   4, 6 |       chambers rose the wailing voice of woe!~Heaving sobs convulsed
15   4, 6 |         in her bosom choked her voice and filled her eye,~Till
16   4, 6 |      weeping Pritha raise their voice in answering cry,~Kuru maids
17   6, 4 |  gleaming arms of war,~And with voice of distant thunder rolled
18   6, 4 | warriors knew it well,~Sankha's voice, Gandiva's accents, and
19   7, 4 |       sue for peace,~Raised his voice against the slaughter, begged
20   7, 5 |        s council hall,~With the voice of rolling thunder Krishna
21   7, 7 |         said,~Ancient Bhishma's voice of warning thou hast in
22   7, 8 |        S SPEECH~Then in gentler voice Vidura sought his pensive
23   8, 1 |      and tented ground,~And the voice of sounding weapons which
24   8, 2 |   battle's fore,~Like the angry voice of tempest and the ocean'
25   8, 2 |         the cry of war,~And the voice of his Gandiva spread a
26   8, 3 |         cause,~Deaf to wisdom's voice, Duryodhan, deaf to parents
27   8, 10|    dying counsel and revere the voice of death,~End this dread
28   8, 10|       forgiven!~Vain, alas, the voice of Bhishma like the voice
29   8, 10|       voice of Bhishma like the voice of angel spoke,~Hatred dearer
30   8, 10|       thy car!"~Vain, alas, the voice of Udshma like the voice
31   8, 10|        voice of Udshma like the voice of angel spoke,~Hatred dearer
32   9, 3 |  long-forgotten sigh,~Wherefore voice of evening bugle speaks
33   9, 3 |   within the dark tents and the voice of warlike song,~Bards beside
34  10, 4 |         knee!~Through the sky a voice resounded as the great Duryodhan
35  10, 4 |         fell,~And the earth the voice re-echoed o'er her distant
36  12, 1 |       and high,~And the sealike voice of nations smote the echoing
37  12, 2 |         and trumpet raise their voice,~Speak Yudhishthir's noble
38  12, 4 |         of the Vedas raised his voice in holy song,~Blessed Hastina'