Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6 |        sons in combat, words of woe she uttered none,~Speechless
 2   2, 6 |        his fate,~If it leads to woe or glory, fatal fall or
 3   3, 7 |      and this life were full of woe,~Yet thou partest, sinless
 4   4, 6 |       rose the wailing voice of woe!~Heaving sobs convulsed
 5   4, 6 |   jungle path,~Dangers bring no woe or sorrow to the true and
 6   4, 6 |        the children of my love?~Woe to me, your wretched mother,
 7   4, 6 |       me, your wretched mother, woe to her who gave you birth,~
 8   4, 6 |        in native, inborn might?~Woe to me, from rocky mountains
 9   5, 4 |     heard the king with anxious woe,~Spake to her in loving
10   5, 5 |         follow not in fruitless woe,~And no farther living creature
11   5, 5 | affection, for a woman's sacred woe,~Grant me in thy godlike
12   5, 5 |         follow not in fruitless woe,~And no farther living creature
13   7, 1 |     promise, braved affliction, woe, and shame,~And he begs,
14   7, 3 |    foemen were a mortal sin and woe,~Speed we then unto our
15   7, 5 |    anxious toil are over and of woe and bitterness,~Years of
16   7, 8 |      serene and softly words of woe and anguish fell:~"Not for
17   8, 8 |         alas, the price we pay!~Woe unto Hastiria's empire built
18   8, 10|    ceaseless wakes the sound of woe,~Krishna, stop this cruel
19   9, 4 |      sits the darkening load of woe,~And an injured father's
20  11, 1 |   palace hall!~Loud the wail of woe and sorrow rose from every
21  11, 1 |     antlered monarch, struck by woe and sudden fear~Issuing
22  11, 1 |       of wailing women, deep in woe, disconsolate,~Slow the
23  11, 3 |       arms,~Doomed to life-long woe and anguish in her youth
24  11, 5 |       sealike, formeda scene of woe and pain!~But a wave of
25  11, 5 |      and pain,~And they wept in woe and anguish for the brother
26  11, 5 |  mightiest warrior Karna shone!~Woe to us! our eldest brother