Book, Chapter

 1   1, 5|          When he scattered Danu's children in the misty days of old!~
 2   2, 4|         Pattan's port whose hardy children western ocean's dangers
 3   4, 1|          Slave can wager wife nor children, and such action is undone,~
 4   4, 4|          Let not light unthinking children point to him in utter scorn,~
 5   4, 6|          As she went, her duteous children now before their mother
 6   4, 6|       true to path of duty, noble children void of stain,~True to gods,
 7   4, 6|        and deathful shadow on the children of my love?~Woe to me, your
 8   4, 6|        Seest thou not thy godlike children exiled by a bitter fate!~
 9   4, 6|        Part not, leave me not, my children, seek ye not the trackless
10   4, 6|          of consolation, Pritha's children wiped her tear,~Then unto
11   5, 5|           to be a father, and his children too shall reign,~F or a
12   7, 5|            Yet restrain thy fiery children, for thy mandates they obey,~
13   7, 5|          sound of wail,~Grant thy children be victorious and the sons
14   7, 5|          Dear to thee are Pandu's children, and their death must cause
15   7, 5|         and far,~And thy race and children's slaughter will methinks
16   7, 5|          Let thy sons and Pandu's children stand beside thy ancient
17   8, 8|           s empire built upon our children's grave,~Dearer than the
18  10, 4|   deathless anger courseth in the children's blood,~Drona slept and
19  10, 4|        grandsons, fair Draupadi's children lay,~Stole the cruel arm
20  11, 1|       rose from every Kuru house,~Children wept beside their mothers
21  11, 2|     Mothers hug their slaughtered children all unconscious in their
22  11, 5|       breast,~As unto her weeping children thus her secret she expressed:~"
23 End   |         stainless daughter as thy children took their birth!~This is
24 Epi   | storehouse for narrating tales to children, than these stories preserved