Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|     every royal dame,~And the people built their stages circling
 2   1, 1| heavenly gods ascend!~And the people of the city, Brahmans, Vaisvas,
 3   1, 1|       trumpet and the surging people's cry.~Like the voice of
 4   1, 2|    the sky!~Shouts of joy the people uttered as by sudden impulse
 5   1, 4|    And a gladness stirred the people all around the listed plain,~
 6   1, 4|        Rise the voices of the people and the spacious skies assail?"~
 7   1, 4|     in golden armour, and the people shout for joy!"~"Pleased
 8   1, 4|         Now the voices of the people died away and all was still,~
 9   1, 5| Thoughts like these alarm the people for the sound is dread and
10   1, 5|      Still the panic-stricken people viewed him with unmoving
11   1, 9|   greet the challenge and the people's joyful cry,~But the thickening
12   1, 9|     winner!" Various thus the people say~By some secret sign
13   2, 1|      Pandu begged their food,~People knew not Kuru's princes
14   2, 2|    Dancers charm the gathered people, singers sing and actors
15   2, 6|    Pancbala's princess-bride,~People's shouts and Brahmans' blessings
16   3, 2|    spacious gateways rose the people's gathering cry,~And from
17   5, 2|    and grateful mind,~And the people blessed the dear one with
18   6, 6|   Mimes and actors please the people, bards recite the ancient
19   6, 6|      unto the warrior, to the people gifts and grain.~And the
20  12, 2|        And a hundred thousand people are with sumptuous viands
21 Epi   |       race. For the rest, the people of modem India know how
22 Epi   |    the righteous Krishna. The people of Bombay and Madras cherish
23 Epi   |      of a naturally religious people, and form the basis of their