Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4 |     Pandu, whom the happy Pritha bore,~Mark! the heir of INDRA'
 2   1, 5 |      bold,~Pritha, yet unwedded, bore him, peerless archer on
 3   2, 1 |       fair,--~Human mother never bore her, human bosom never fed,~
 4   3, 2 |    nishkas every willing monarch bore,~Costly gifts proclaimed
 5   3, 7 |      all-subduing glory monarchs bore Yudhishthir's sway,~Came
 6   6, 5 |         s sister, fair Subhadra, bore the child of princely grace,~
 7   7, 2 |     Valadeva, stalwart chief who bore the plough,~Rose and spake,
 8   7, 3 |           whom the fair Subhadra bore,~And whose happy nuptials
 9   7, 7 |         him whom the fair Devaki bore,~These are foes thou may'
10   8, 1 |           whom the fair Subhadra bore,~Drove against Kosala's
11   8, 1 |          with his cohorts onward bore~'Gainst the warlike Jayadratha
12   8, 1 |          on the serried soldiers bore!~Ceaseless plied the gallant
13   8, 4 |      from the battle scarce they bore the chiefs alive!~Then Duryodhan'
14   8, 5 |    strove; his faithful henchman bore him bleeding from the field,~
15   8, 8 |     Arjun, whom a Naga, princess bore!~Mounted on their milk-white
16   8, 10|         art Pritha's son!~Pritha bore thee, still unwedded, and
17   9, 2 |         pigeon-coloured coursers bore Panchala's prince and peer,~
18   9, 2 |     standard tiger-waisted Bhima bore,~Brave Nakula's sign was
19   9, 3 |      battle-car,~Kuru chieftains bore him senseless from the blood-stained
20   9, 3 |          monarch on my Abhimanyu bore,--~He alone,--and Jayadratha
21   9, 3 |          whom thy hapless mother bore,~Soft thine eye as budding
22   9, 4 |     wounds the bleeding coursers bore,~Watered them beside a river
23   9, 5 |        And an elephant of battle bore that chieftain's warlike
24 End    |    Immortal! Her no human mother bore,~Sprung from altar as Draupadi
25 End    | Abhimanyu whom the fair Subhadra bore,~Still unconquered in the