Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |     trained in arms and warlike art,~Let them prove their skill
 2   4, 1 |       his reason, Empress, thou art staked and won,~Prince Duryodhan
 3   4, 1 |      his wife and empress, thou art prince Duryodhan's slave!"~
 4   4, 3 |     slave he hath no wife,~Thou art free with truer lover to
 5   4, 4 |       boon I may not seek,~Thou art bounteous, and a woman should
 6   4, 5 |        as you say,~Unto us thou art a father, we thy sacred
 7   4, 5 |       froin sin and guile!~Thou art trained in laws of duty,
 8   5, 3 |          gifted in the gifts of art,~Blest withwisdom and with
 9   5, 4 |    loving husband's care,~"Thou art all unused to labour, forest
10   6, 1 |       stay of Kuru's race,~Thou art refuge of the Matsyas and
11   6, 1 |     duty or the warrior's noble art,~I would win my father's
12   6, 6 |       Draupadi early trained in art of war,~Other chiefs and
13   6, 6 |   chargers, troopers trained in art of war.~Vrishnis from the
14   7, 1 |       skilled in each deceitful art,~Unforgiving in their vengeance,
15   7, 7 |        thy heart decideth, thou art Kuru's king and lord!"~
16   8, 3 |        by saintly Krishna, thou art doomed by righteous Heaven!~
17   8, 8 |       thy mother's winsome eye,~Art thou slain, my gallant warrior,
18   8, 10|        and lineage, Karna, thou art Pritha's son!~Pritha bore
19   9, 1 | plighted word,~Matchless in the art of battle is our teacher
20   9, 3 |   kinsman and the dearest foe,~"Art thou he," said Abhimanyu, "
21   9, 5 |       Brahmans, peerless in the art of war,~Can it be that we
22  10, 1 |         the warrior's skill and art,~Kindness for his pupil
23  10, 2 |         no equal in the valiant art of war!~Darkly frowned the
24 Epi    |        Indian poetry and Indian art which is a part of him,
25 Epi    |         to decorate it with the art of the modern day, even
26 Epi    |     poet certainly seeks for no art to decorate his tale, he