Book, Chapter

 1   1    |        Pandu. A tournament was held, and in the course of the
 2   1, 2 |      wondrous skill displaying held the silent crowds in thrall.~
 3   2, 1 |        country glad and joyful held their way,~For when travelling
 4   2, 1 |        s kingdom mighty Drupad held his sway.~Now it fell, the
 5   2, 5 |        Magadha's mighty chief,~Held the bow and stood undaunted,
 6   2, 7 |     the foe-compelling warrior held that mace of living wood,~
 7   3, 3 |     fell on views their rivals held!~Some were versed in Laws
 8   4    |   Yudhishthir, and Yudhishthir held it a point of honour not
 9   4, 1 |        tresses fierce Duhsasan held the dame!~Sacred looks!
10   4, 1 |      Duhsasan by those tresses held the faint and flying queen,~
11   5, 2 |      hermitages, pious-hearted held her way,~Oft she stayed
12   5, 4 | speechless terror pale Savitri held her lord,~On her lap his
13   5, 6 |     Sable Monarch, and Savitri held her way~Where in dense and
14   6, 4 |        with the cattle quickly held his onward way,~Kripa marked
15   7, 1 |  chamber chieftains thoughtful held their way,~Stones inlaid
16   7, 2 |    blue Jumna good Yudhishthir held of yore,~Brave Duryodhan
17   8    |       and for ten days Bhishma held his own and inflicted serious
18   8, 1 |        pride and mighty wrath,~Held aloft his famed Gandiva,
19   8, 1 |        tents the sons of Pandu held their sad and weary way!~
20   8, 2 |        foemen conquering Arjun held his way,~Till the evening'
21   8, 3 |     the battle ancient Bhishma held his way,~Sweeping all before
22   8, 10|     once more we go!"~Sad they held a midnight council and the
23   8, 10|       nations still resistless held his way!~On he came, his
24   9    |    forces. For five days Drona held his own against the Pandavs,
25   9, 4 |         out spake Arjun, as he held aloft his bow,~"For to-day
26   9, 4 |       foe and waged no combat, held his ever onward course,~
27  10    |        the death of Drona, and held his own for two days. The
28  10, 2 | frowned the angry Karna, Salya held the loosened rein,~Dashing
29  11, 3 |    clasped her dear Duryodhan, held him close unto her breast,~
30  11, 3 |      son 'mid crownéd monarchs held the first and foremost way,~
31  11, 3 |       s empire proud Duryodhan held his sway,~Ruled Hastina'
32  12, 1 |    versed in Vedas to the city held their way,~Brahmacharins