Book, Chapter

 1   3, 3 |        of Yadu hath assumed his mortal birth,~Like the moon among
 2   3, 5 |         archer none there is of mortal birth~Learnt his arms from
 3   3, 6 |    passions came forth from its mortal shroud,~Like the radiant
 4   4, 5 |    heavenly Narad, happy is thy mortal lot,~Greater than the son
 5   5, 2 |        I bring,~For HE lists to mortal's prayer springing from
 6   5, 3 |    later,l eaves the prince his mortal state!"~"Father!" answered
 7   5, 3 |    never will depart,~More than mortal's share of virtue unto Satyavan
 8   5, 5 |     quivering tongue;~More than mortal is thy glory! If a radiant
 9   5, 5 |      with the holy purifies the mortal birth,~Lasting union with
10   5, 5 |   bestow,~Turn, Savitri, living mortal may not with King YAMA go!"~
11   5, 5 |    purpose high,~What the pious mortal asketh gods in heaven may
12   7, 3 |        reckons slaughter of the mortal foe,~But to beg a grace
13   7, 3 |        a grace of foemen were a mortal sin and woe,~Speed we then
14   7, 7 |     might,~Breathes on earth no mortal warrior conquers Arjun in
15   8, 1 |      the day,~Nations armed for mortal combat in the field of battle
16   8, 1 |       the battle lasted, and no mortal tongue can tell~What unnumbered
17   8, 10|      mighty battle-car,~God nor mortal chief can face him in the
18   9, 1 |        his teacher even in this mortal strife!~Saving this, command,
19   9, 3 |       warrior rushed to end the mortal strife,~Rushed upon his
20  10, 2 |     passion shook his more than mortal frame.~Heedless, on the
21  10, 2 |      for mercy nor from god nor mortal foe!"~Vain he spake, for
22  10, 2 |        Karna with his more than mortal might!~Little reeked the
23  10, 2 |        Karna feared not face of mortal, dreaded not immortal foes,~
24  11, 1 | answering sky,~As when ends the mortal's Yuga and the end of world
25  11, 4 |       Sanctifying and consuming mortal remnants of the dead.~Brave
26  11, 5 |        hide the mighty warrior, mortal man of heavcnly birth,~Crushing '
27  12    |      sages and saints, gods and mortal kings. All this is told
28  12, 3 |      fame,~Cheered by more than mortal music priests their holy
29 End    |     plain,~They have cast their mortal bodies, crossed the radiant