Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6 |     coward's weapon, Arjun, speak with arrows keen,~Till I
 2   4, 3 |   in scornful accents said:~Speak, Yudhishthir, for thy brothers
 3   4, 3 |     elder's righteous away,~Speak, for truth in thee abideth,
 4   4, 6 |      came Draupadi, came to speak her sad farewell,~Monarch'
 5   5, 2 |     virtue's sacred mandate speak thy inmost heart's desire."~"
 6   5, 3 |     tirthas stayed,~Maiden! speak unto the rishi, and thy
 7   5, 4 | mother and my loving father speak,~Twelve-month from this
 8   5, 5 |  vigour, YAMA, in thy mercy speak!~Duteous daughter," YAMA
 9   5, 5 | kingdom,Y AMA, in thy mercy speak!"~Loving daughter," YAMA
10   5, 5 |   summer rain,~Noble woman, speak thy wishes, name thy boon
11   6, 1 |     sounding bow and arrows speak thy deeds of matchless might,~
12   6, 3 |    bow so tall and stately, speak to me my gentle friend,~
13   6, 3 |  keen and boar-eared arrows speak some chieftains fierce and
14   7, 2 |     greetings kind,~Let him speak Yudhishthir's wishes, seek
15   7, 2 |   the council hall,~Let him speak Yudhishthir's wishes, plead
16   7, 2 | Yudhishthir's cause to all.~Speak he not in futile anger,
17   7, 10|    Duryodhan for your hate,~Speak, what nameless guilt or
18   9, 3 | stainless queen,~Didst thou speak to warlike Bhima as thy
19   9, 3 |  envy, cheat their kinsmen, speak the low and dastard lie,~
20   9, 5 |    anguished head in pain!~"Speak Yudhishthir, soul of virtue
21   9, 5 |   thy lips have never lied,~Speak of valiant Aswa-thaman,
22  10, 2 |   the youthful hero killed?~Speak not then of rules of honour,
23  12, 2 |  trumpet raise their voice,~Speak Yudhishthir's noble bounty,
24  12, 2 |    curd and lakes of butter speak Yudhishthir's bounteous