Book, Chapter

 1   4, 1 |     slipping garments by her long and trailing hair,~And like
 2   4, 5 | unused to hardship, weak and long unused to roam,~Agéd is
 3   5, 1 |     dark and pathless forest long the Pandav brothers strayed,~
 4   5, 3 |  monarch said.~"Fair Savitri long hath wandered and in holy
 5   5, 3 |      troth may not be given,~Long his life or be it narrow,
 6   5, 4 |      she her forehead laid:~"Long I wished to see the jungle
 7   5, 6 |   his wife,~"Have I lain too long and slumbered, sweet Savitri,
 8   5, 6 |    this lap," she answered, "long upon the earth you lay,~
 9   5, 6 |      and our way is dark and long."~Rising as from happy slumber
10   5, 6 | feeble still thy footsteps,--long and weary is our way,--~
11   6, 3 |    polished blade,~Fourth, a long and beauteous weapon glittering
12   6, 3 |  massive over thirty fingers long,~Golden-sheathed and gold
13   7, 1 |   weary exile passed,~Twelve long years with fair Draupadi
14   7, 5 |     for the tale is dark and long~Of the outrage they have
15   7, 8 |      earth they shall wander long and far,~Friendless, kinless,
16   8, 10|      in their warlike might,~Long and dreadful raged the combat,
17   9, 3 |       Abhimanyu, he is gone!~Long bewailed the anguished mother,
18   9, 4 |      depending curtain drew,~Long and shrill his sounding
19   9, 4 |     and fiery radiance lent,~Long and weary was the passage,
20   9, 4 |      nor slumber through the long and woeful night!~
21  10    |     between Karna and Arjun, long expected and long deferred,
22  10    |     Arjun, long expected and long deferred, came on at last.
23  10, 2 |   Karna dyes the gory plain!~Long through life within our
24  10, 2 |  ring car!"~Karna spake, but long and loudly laughed the king
25  10, 2 |    fame and honour dead!~Ten long years and three Yudhishthir
26  10, 2 |      the Kuru-kshetra plain!~Long they strove, but neither
27  10, 3 |   Yudhishthir kept his word,~Long and fiercely waged the combat
28  10, 4 |   answered: "For the insults long endured but not forgiven,~
29  11, 5 |  would the earth have been!"~Long bewailed the sad Yudhishthir
30 End    |     gentle speech, endurance long,~Brighter life and holier
31 Epi    |    country and wandering for long years in the wildernesses
32 Epi    |     have been left out, or a long list of proper names or
33 Epi    | rhythm, the majesty, and the long and measured sweep of the
34 Epi    |     omit the final a in some long names which occur frequently),