Book, Chapter

 1   4    |     Draupadi. And as Yudhishthir lost game after game, he was
 2   4    | possessions, were all staked and lost!~The madness increased,
 3   4    |      then the fair Draupadi, and lost! And thus the Emperor of
 4   4, 1 |     royal Pandu's righteous son,~Lost his game and lost his reason,
 5   4, 1 | righteous son,~Lost his game and lost his reason, Empress, thou
 6   4, 1 |      Yudhishthir called his own,~Lost himself and all his brothers,
 7   4, 2 |          defend a virtuous wife?~Lost is Kuru's righteous glory,
 8   4, 2 |          Kuru's righteous glory, lost is Bharat's ancient name,~
 9   4, 2 |        is Bharat's ancient name,~Lost is Kshatra's kingly prowess,
10   4, 2 |          queen?~Bhishma, hath he lost his virtue, Drona, hath
11   4, 2 |       his virtue, Drona, hath he lost his might,~Hath the monarch
12   4, 3 |       thirst for vengeance dire,~Lost their empire wealth and
13   4, 3 |      Panchala's bride,~They have lost thee, sweet Draupadi, lost
14   4, 3 |       lost thee, sweet Draupadi, lost their empire and their pride!"~
15   4, 3 |         marks thy way,~Hast thou lost thy new-built empire, and
16   4, 3 |       proud and brave,~Hast thou lost thy fair Draupadi, is thy
17   4, 6 |          by Pandu's side,~When I lost him, to Hastina wherefore
18   5, 3 |       his kingdom when in age he lost his sight,~And from town
19   5, 5 |        for thy husband loved and lost,~Do the rites due unto mortals
20   5, 5 |         be my supplication made,~Lost his kingdom, in the forest
21   6, 3 |        when tho king his kingdom lost,~Yonder sword with goat-skin
22   6, 3 |        by his subjects loved and lost,~Where is tiger-waisted
23   6, 3 |          wield?~O'er a game they lost their empire and we heard
24   7, 2 |       driven,~He hath played and lost his empire, may his folly
25   7, 3 |      played a righteous game and lost,~Challenge from a crownéd
26   7, 10|          heedless reckless game,~Lost his empire and his freedom,
27   7, 10|          his folly played again,~Lost again and went to exile,
28   8, 7 |         and the dreadful day was lost,~Sabadeva and Nakula vainly
29   8, 10|         of our kinsmen loved and lost,~Vainly fight iny faithful
30   9, 5 |         for her father loved and lost!~Waged the war with fearful
31  10, 2 |         for Yudhishthir's empire lost,~Didst thou fight a holy
32  10, 3 |          in their utter darkness lost,~Like a summer-driéd river,
33  10, 3 |         weary waste of and sand,~Lost its pride of fresh'ning
34  10, 3 |          live,--for many are the lost,~Kindly heart hath good
35  11, 5 |     bosom, noble Karna loved and lost!~Monarch's empire, victor'
36 End    |         his brothers whom he had lost on earth, but who are now
37 Epi    |          Epic itself was all but lost in an unending morass of
38 Epi    |   incorporated with the Paradise Lost, the reader would scarcely