Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6 |         call,~Warlike chieftains take their places by their strength
 2   1, 9 |         or deed gainsay,~Let him take his bow and quiver, meet
 3   2, 1 |    garments fair,~Noble gifts we take as Brahmans, bless the rite
 4   3    |         were politely invited to take a share in the performance
 5   4, 1 |          Queen Draupadi's answer take,~If my lord, himself a bondsman,
 6   4, 1 |       and such action is undone,~Take my word to prince Duryodhan,
 7   5    |          like these, though they take away from the unity and
 8   5, 2 |     Aswapati, glad and grateful, take the blessing which I bring,~
 9   5, 4 |        the loving parents said,~"Take thy diet after penance,
10   5, 4 |        steals not the solar ray,~Take me to the darksome forest,
11   6, 5 |   answered Arjun, "but I may not take as bride~Matsya's young
12   7, 5 |         to thee they yet remain,~Take them back unto thy bosom,
13   7, 5 |      unto Kuru's king have said,~Take their love, O gracious monarch!
14   7, 7 |       and sinless in their life!~Take their counsel, and thy kinsmen
15   7, 7 |         thou may'st not conquer, take an ancient warrior's word,~
16   7, 9 |         he comes to offer peace,~Take the offered boon, Duryodhan!
17   7, 10|      never shall be split again!~Take my message to my kinsmen,
18   9, 1 |        and solemn word,~He would take Yudhishthir captive to Hastina'
19   9, 1 |         plighted word,~Sought to take Yudhishthir captive to Duryodhan,
20  10, 4 | Duryodhan did his humble shelter take,~But the valiant sons of
21  12    |         whom Krishna meets, then take up a good many pages. All
22  12, 5 |        earthly gift he might not take!~"Thine is Kuru's ancient