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 1   2, 5|   Groaned the suitors in their anguish, sought no more Panchala'
 2   4, 1|    rightly?" questioned she in anguish keen,~"Doth a crownéd king
 3   4, 1|      Stooping in her shame and anguish, pale with wrath and woman'
 4   4, 1|      and mortals she in bitter anguish prayed,~For with cruel words
 5   4, 3|       of Anger flaming with an anguish dire!~"King and elder! "
 6   4, 3|       Sad Yudhishthir heard in anguish, bent in shame his lowly
 7   4, 6|       And in accents choked by anguish thus her parting words she
 8   5, 2|       Old in years and sunk in anguish, and his days were almost
 9   5, 4|      upon her pallid features, anguish in her inmost heart,~Round
10   5, 6|        gnarléd branches, cruel anguish filled my brain,~And I laid
11   6, 1|     Struck his forehead in his anguish and bewailed his luckless
12   7, 8|        softly words of woe and anguish fell:~"Not for thee I grieve,
13   7, 9|        his sightless eyeballs, anguish shook his agéd frame,~As
14   8, 3|        Shouts arose and cry of anguish midst the dying and the
15   8, 8|        And he spake a father's anguish in his accents few and brief:~"
16   9, 2|     Then with rising wrath and anguish Karna's noble bosom bled,~
17   9, 2|       he marked with warrior's anguish all his comrades fled afar,~
18   9, 5|      Wept with added tears and anguish for her father loved and
19  10, 2|      foeman's blood!~Pale with anguish, wrathful Karna fiercely
20  10, 2|        with life in speechless anguish from the battle-field I
21  10, 2|        Bitter was my shame and anguish when from Karna's car I
22  10, 2| uttered, Arjun, by my pain and anguish driven,~Wipe them with a
23  11, 1|  throbbing bosom and in bitter anguish walled,~Till her senses
24  11, 2|         And a piercing wail of anguish burst upon the echoing plain,~
25  11, 2|     Shriek of pain and wail of anguish o'er the ghastly field resound,~
26  11, 2|  relief!~Then a mighty sigh of anguish from Gandhari's bosom broke,~
27  11, 3|     son Duryodhan fell,~Sudden anguish smote her bosom and her
28  11, 3|    Doomed to life-long woe and anguish in her youth and in her
29  11, 5|        widows thither in their anguish came,~Due and holy rites
30  11, 5|       And they wept in woe and anguish for the brother they had
31  11, 5|      Hissing forth his sigh of anguish like a crushed and wounded