Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|      tourney ground,~Clear of jungle was the meadow, by a crystal
 2   1, 3|       stood,~Like two untamed jungle tuskers in the deep and
 3   1, 8|   weal?~As the jackals of the jungle sacrificial offerings steal!"~
 4   2, 1|      pleased and joyful mind!~Jungle Woods and silver waters
 5   2, 7|    Shall he like the grass of jungle trample us in haughty pride,~
 6   2, 7|        Like wild elephants of jungle rushed the kings upon their
 7   4, 5|        Exiles to the pathless jungle, left their father's ancient
 8   4, 6| blessing, tread the trackless jungle path,~Dangers bring no woe
 9   4, 6|        Then unto the pathless jungle turned their footsteps lone
10   5, 1|  strayed,~In the bosom of the jungle with the fair Draupadi stayed,~
11   5, 2|     Far in pleasant woods and jungle wandered she from day to
12   5, 3| feeble monarch stray,~And the jungle was his palace, darksome
13   5, 4|      For the distant darksome jungle issued forth serene and
14   5, 4|      Long I wished to see the jungle where steals not the solar
15   5, 4|    steps are weak and feeble, jungle paths thou may'st not trace."~"
16   5, 4|       prayer addrest.~"To the jungle goes my husband, fuel and
17   5, 6|   strong,~The night is on the jungle and our way is dark and
18   5, 6|        Saw the wide-extending jungle mantling all the darksome
19   5, 6|      Prowlers of the darksome jungle! how they fill my breast
20   5, 6|    hie,~When I tarried in the jungle or by day or dewy eve,~Searching
21   5, 6|   plight,~If afar in wood and jungle pass we now the livelong
22   5, 6|  Walked with him the pathless jungle, looked with love into his
23   5, 6|      they walked the darksome jungle, silent stars looked from
24   6, 1|     kine,~Like an elephant of jungle, pierce the Kurus' shattered
25   6, 3|   Next upon this sable quiver jungle tigers gleam in gold,~And
26   6, 6|     street!~And they slay the jungle red-deer, and they spread
27   7, 1|      Draupadi in the pathless jungle strayed,~And a year in menial
28   7, 5|     We have lived in pathless jungle, wandered far from land
29   7, 5|      called their own,~In the jungle they have wandered and in
30   9, 1|      done!~As the lion of the jungle drags the ox into his lair,~
31  10, 2|       mansions, dearer in the jungle wood!~Arjun sheathed his
32  11, 2|     As they saw the wolves of jungle feed upon the destined prey,~
33  11, 2|       the unforgotten heroes, jungle prowlers 'mid them stray,~
34  11, 4|      Dry wood from the thorny jungle, perfume from the scented
35  12, 2|  pasture, beasts of prey from jungle wood,~Birds and every egg-born
36 Epi   |      elephants in the echoing jungle; the flight of whistling