Book, Chapter

 1   4, 5|         Pritha dwell,~Till your years of exile over, ye shall
 2   4, 6| brothers, where ye go,~Young in years in Sahadeva, gentle and
 3   5   |        exile, and passed twelve years in the wilderness; and many
 4   5, 2|    daughter had he none,~Old in years and sunk in anguish, and
 5   5, 3|       wild fruits fed his wife,~Years have gone in rigid penance,
 6   6   |     hard. They must pass twelve years in exile, and then they
 7   6   |        exile for another twelve years. Having passed the twelve
 8   6   |        Having passed the twelve years of exile in forests, the
 9   6, 4|       his teacher loved of old,~Years of exile now completed,
10   7, 1|       exile passed,~Twelve long years with fair Draupadi in the
11   7, 3|        plighted word,~Lived for years in pathless forests Indra-prastha'
12   7, 3|         s mighty lord,~Past his years of weary exile, now he claims
13   7, 5|     cannot, will net be untrue!~Years of anxious toil are over
14   7, 5|      and of woe and bitterness,~Years of waiting and of watching,
15   7, 5|        waiting and of watching, years of danger and distress.~
16   7, 6|        fortune with thy passing years increase!~Yield to Krishna'
17   8, 8|       young and brave,~Young in years and rich in beauty, with
18   9, 3|        of valour done,~Young in years and rich in valour, for
19  10, 2|       and honour dead!~Ten long years and three Yudhishthir joy
20  11, 3|      Duryodhan slayed!~Thirteen years o'er Kuru's empire proud
21 Epi   |  country and wandering for long years in the wildernesses of Southern
22 Epi   |       on growing for a thousand years after it was first compiled
23 Epi   |   museums of modern Europe. For years past I have thought that
24 Epi   |        to the modern world. For years past I have felt a longing
25 Epi   |         the last three thousand years. Their inquiries into philosophy,
26 Epi   |       Hindus for three thousand years; they are to the present