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 1   1, 8|    better suits, my friend, thy hand!~Wilt thou as a crownéd
 2   2, 1|     brave of heart and stout of hand!~And to win the peerless
 3   2, 4|          sister! seek thy noble hand,~And Gandhara's warlike
 4   2, 4|  suitors, sister! eager for thy hand,~All the wide earth's warlike
 5   2, 7|        his beauteous daughter's hand?~And this rite of swayamtvra,
 6   2, 7|       stood unmoved, his bow in hand,~Side by side the dauntless
 7   2, 8|      can claim such strength of hand!~And the youth with eyes
 8   2, 8| princess, gently led her by the hand.~
 9   3   |        of the war. On the other hand, Yudhishthir took to him
10   3, 2|         strayed,~With a careful hand Vidura all the mighty cost
11   4, 2|      save a woman's life,~Not a hand or voice is lifted to defend
12   4, 4|    range the country, strong of hand and stout of heart!"~"Be
13   5, 2|        ventured not to seek her hand,~Once upon a time it happened
14   5, 2|       for no suitor claimed her hand.~"Daughter," whispered Aswapati, "
15   5, 2|     husband worthy of thy noble hand,~Choose a true and upright
16   6, 3|     golden insects by a cunning hand inlaid,~'Tis Yudhishthir'
17   6, 6|     wealth untold.~With a pious hand Yudhishthir, true in heart
18   7, 2|    stout of heart and strong of hand,~To the princes and to burghers
19   7, 5|   valour, mighty in their arméd hand,~INDRA shall not shake thy
20   7, 5|    stretch, old man, thy saving hand!~Say the word, and at thy
21   7, 5|     they are stout of heart and hand,~Now redeem thy plighted
22   9, 3|       and closing life,~Mace in hand the heedless warrior rushed
23   9, 3|         righteous lord,~Arjun's hand shall slay the slayer, Arjun
24   9, 4|       with gore,~With a healing hand he tended wounds the bleeding
25  10, 1|       palsied Bhishma's slaying hand,~Matchless too was doughty
26  10, 2|     with his strong and skilful hand,~"Of rewards and gifts,"
27  10, 2|        ordain,~By Yudhishthir's hand thou fallest, go and slumber
28  10, 2|       in his weak and nerveless hand,~Wherefore hangs yon mighty
29  10, 2|         his swift and trembling hand,~Heedless, with a warrior'
30  10, 3|       quivered still his feeble hand,~Like a cliff by thunder
31  10, 4|   avenger Aswa-thaman's reeking hand,~Ay, where Drupad's sleeping
32  12   |   evidence of the interpolating hand of later priestly writers.
33 Epi   |        prolixness. On the other hand, to condense the story into
34 Epi   |         images pencilled by the hand of a true master in the
35 Epi   |         wares turned out by the hand of man in all parts of the