Book, Chapter

 1   2, 6 |  sought the gallant prince to save,~With his twin-born youngest
 2   2, 8 |     he meets the suitor band,~Save the tiger-waisted Bhima
 3   3    |      took to him self no wife save Draupadi, and she was crowned
 4   4, 2 |     will no chieftain rise to save a woman's life,~Not a hand
 5   4, 5 |       may the gods thy empire save,~Good Vidura true and faithful,
 6   4, 6 |  darksome night,~'Reft of all save native virtue, clad in native,
 7   6, 1 |   Glory of the Matsya nation! save thy father's valued kine,~
 8   6, 3 |      of mighty strength,~None save tiger-waisted Bhima wields
 9   6, 4 |      the ranks of war,~But to save the pilfered cattle speeds
10   6, 4 |     and our prince and leader save,~Few save INDRA, god of
11   6, 4 |   prince and leader save,~Few save INDRA, god of battles, conquers
12   7, 5 | Father of a righteous nation! Save the princes of the land,~
13   7, 6 |      nobly strives,~Yield and save thy friends and kinsmen,
14   7, 6 |      thy friends and kinsmen, save thy cherished subjects'
15   7, 10|    the warlike Kshatra. said,~Save to priest and sage preceptor
16   8, 1 | fainted in the fight!~Then to save the son of Arjun, Matsya'
17   8, 1 |     the victor's path,~And to save the fearless Sankha from
18   8, 2 |      s anxious heart,~Came to save his gallant Lakshman from
19   8, 7 |     shattered ranks of war to save,~Vainly too the Pandav brothers
20   8, 9 |     pledge, O chief of Kurus, save Hastina's royal race,~On
21   8, 10|       stony heart can grieve,~Save the chieftains doomed to
22   9, 1 |      comes not to Yudhishthir save o'er blood of Arjun shed!"~
23   9, 1 |      and fury came,~Strove to save his king and elder and redeem
24  10, 2 |     knows nor dread nor fear,~Save thee then, O mighty archer