Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6|     seek to combat Arjun and to win the victor's meed,"~"Noble
 2   2, 1|       and stout of hand!~And to win the peerless princess they
 3   2, 1|         strong and bold,~He may win in feats of valour rich
 4   2, 2|         mailéd warriors came to win the beauteous bride!~North-east
 5   2, 6|      him try and by his prowess win the victor's noble meed!"~
 6   4, 5|         weal to mortals who may win by wicked wile,~Sorrow brings
 7   4, 5|        of one and all,~Ye shall win a spacious empire. greater,
 8   5, 1| Yudhishthir, "if unbidden tears win start,~But the woes of fair
 9   5, 3|    later, this ill-fated prince win die!"~Shook the startled
10   6, 1|    warrior's noble art,~I would win my father's cattle from
11   6, 1|        elephant and car,~I will win the stolen cattle rescued
12   6, 2|         war hath seen,~And will win his father's cattle in this
13   6, 4|         us meet,~If he falls we win the battle, other chieftains
14   6, 4|        Duryodhan in the battle, win thy father's stolen kine!"~
15   7, 1|      duty kingdom of the sky to win,~Prizeth hamlet more than
16   7, 3|       his deeds of valour done,~Win the fierce -contested battle
17   7, 4|         seek Hastina, strive to win Duryodhan's grace,~If he
18   7, 9|       the words he said,~We may win a worldwide empire with
19   7, 9|       it come again,~Strive and win, or ever after all repentance
20   8, 9|        reeking plain?~They must win who, strong in virtue, fight
21   9, 3|      thou with the false Sakuni win a realm by low device,~Win
22   9, 3|      win a realm by low device,~Win his kingdom from Yudhishthir
23  10, 1|     parted, neither chief could win or yield!~
24  12, 3|        may the good Yudhishthir win!~Vyasa spake; and good Yudhishthir
25 End   |  radiant gate of heaven,~For to win celestial mansions unto