Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6 |      with arrows keen,~Till I lay thee, witness Drona, low
 2   2, 1 |   deathless bard of deathless lay,~Herald of the holy Vedas,
 3   2, 1 |    round their sylvan pathway lay,~Halting at each wayside
 4   2, 2 |       High the royal chambers lay,~With their lofty gilded
 5   2, 8 | scaped where death and danger lay,~For the jealous, fierce
 6   3, 7 |  where their distant kingdoms lay.~Last of all Yudhishthir'
 7   5, 6 |    still her husband lifeless lay,~And she sat upon the greensward
 8   5, 6 |       long upon the earth you lay,~And the Sable Person, husband,
 9   8, 1 | combat in the field of battle lay,~Beat of drum and blare
10   8, 3 |     they wont to fly,~Forward lay thy path of glory, or to
11   8, 5 |     on the battle's red field lay!~
12   8, 6 |   where dark death and danger lay,~And a hundred foemen gathered
13   8, 8 |       with the dead and dying lay.~But Gandhara's mounted
14   8, 8 |       with the dead and lying lay!~
15   8, 10|       and with mangled bodies lay!~Arjun and the stalwart
16   8, 10|      went where Bhishma dying lay,~Arjun wept as for a father
17   8, 10| arrows Bhishma lone and dying lay,~Karna, though he loved
18   9, 4 |       and his foeman lifeless lay,~Friendly winds removed
19   9, 4 |     lifeless on the red field lay!~Then was closed the midnight
20   9, 5 |   Noble Drupad, brave Virata, lay among the countless slain,~
21  10, 3 |      Karna still and lifeless lay,~Ghast and Pale o'er slaughtered
22  10, 4 | battle, proud Duryodhan dying lay,~But the slaughter of the
23  10, 4 |      fair Draupadi's children lay,~Stole the cruel arm of
24  10, 4 |   waters lone Duryodhan dying lay,~And Duryodhan blessed the
25  11, 3 |    senseless on the earth she lay!~Once again she waked in
26  12, 1 |      chanting sweet the saman lay,~Welcomed Kuru's pious monarch,
27  12, 3 |       with the pious hymn and lay,~To the task of abhishava
28 Epi    |       the Maha-bharata cannot lay claim to; as the father