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 1   1, 1|         laws of combat, publish far thy king's consent.~Sightless
 2   1, 6|       Karna shed his light from far above,~Arjun stood in darkening
 3   2, 1|        sons of Pandu, wand'ring far from day to day,~Unto South
 4   2, 2| whirling discus placed a target far and high,~"Whose strings
 5   2, 2|        in the kingdoms near and far,~And from every town and
 6   2, 3|         noble lineage, hits the far suspended aim,~Let him stand
 7   2, 4|    mighty Jarasandha, come from far Magadha's land,~These are
 8   2, 5|       Uprose sturdy Jarasandha, far Magadha's mighty chief,~
 9   2, 6|        blessings sounded joyful far and wide!~
10   3, 2|     were harmonious interlaced!~Far below from spacious gateways
11   3, 2|         gathering cry,~And from far the swan-white mansions
12   3, 7|      from loyal love they bear.~Far as confines of their kingdoms,
13   4, 5|    Yudhishthir 'reft of empire, far from kinsmen, hearth and
14   4, 5|       preached the laws of duty far on Bhrigu's lofty hill,~
15   5, 2|     unto sylvan woodlands went.~Far in pleasant woods and jungle
16   6, 4|        lead, O lead thy chariot far,~Midst the chiefs Duryodhan
17   6, 6|      came from regions near and far.~Krishna decked in floral
18   7, 1|      and of chieftains near and far?~Should he smite his ancient
19   7, 3|        nuptials brought us from far Dwarka's sea-girt shore,~
20   7, 4|  heralds travel near and travel far,~Seek alliance of all monarchs
21   7, 4|        the feud in love,~And to far Hastina's palace Krishna
22   7, 5|      are renowned both near and far,~And thy race and children'
23   7, 5|       pathless jungle, wandered far from land to land,~True
24   7, 8|      they shall wander long and far,~Friendless, kinless, on
25   8, 2|    among his foes,~Wheeled from far his battle-chariot and in
26   8, 2|         Gandiva spread a terror far and near,~Crushed and broken,
27   8, 3|  accents rose terrific near and far!~Came resistless Pandav
28   8, 9|     duty, and his end it is not far,~Then may other chieftains
29   9, 2|        Bhima pressed,~Came from far the wrathful Arjun and the
30   9, 4|         sorrowing Arjun seeks a far and distant way,~Mighty
31   9, 4|         s king of warlike fame,~Far and guarded well by chieftains
32  10, 4|    SLAUGHTER: DURYODHAN'S DEATH~Far from battle's toil and slaughter,
33  11, 5|      the river's margin spread,~Far along the shore and sandbank
34  11, 5|         part,~Wend their way to far Hastina with a void and
35  12   |         the ancient Epic is not far to seek. The Epic became
36  12, 1|     from his conquests near and far,~Good Yudhishthir called
37 Epi   |        the style of the poet as far as possible. Even the similes
38 Epi   |   character the Maha-bharata is far above anything which we