Book, Chapter

 1   2, 8 |      Yudhishthir, man without a sin or guile,~And the others
 2   3, 6 |        appalleth, and he addeth sin to sin!~One more tale of
 3   3, 6 | appalleth, and he addeth sin to sin!~One more tale of sin I
 4   3, 6 |        to sin!~One more tale of sin I mention: by his impious
 5   3, 6 |        aflame,~Chastened of its sin and anger, Sisupala's spirit
 6   4, 2 |        my noble righteous lord,~Sin nor shame nor human frailty
 7   4, 5 |      mortals who are free froin sin and guile!~Thou art trained
 8   4, 5 |   passions, free thy heart from sin and greed,~Like the Moon
 9   7, 1 |         his course be free from sin,~Loss of realm and wealth
10   7, 3 |        s ancient throne!~And no sin Satyaki reckons slaughter
11   7, 3 |         of foemen were a mortal sin and woe,~Speed we then unto
12   7, 5 |       turmoil,~Ill beseems that sin or untruth should thy ancient
13   7, 5 |        with the bloody stain of sin,~Let thy sons and Pandu'
14   7, 10|      chieftain, in the paths of sin to move,~Bear for me a secret
15   7, 10| nameless guilt or folly, secret sin to me unknown,~Turns from
16   8, 3 |        folly, in thy unrepented sin!~For the wrongs and insults
17   9, 3 |         wrath,~Reap the meed of sin and insult, draw on earth
18  10, 2 |       thy passion, be thy hasty sin forgiven!~Duteous Arjun
19  10, 2 |        brother, and no fault or sin is thine,~Hasty words of
20  10, 2 |        kindness, be thy elder's sin forgiven!"~Stronger by his
21  12    |        for the expiation of the sin.~The Sacrifice of the Horse
22  12, 3 | ablution wash thee of the cruel sin,~And the meed of sacrificers