Book, Chapter

 1   2, 1 |     From the Altar sprang the maiden who some noble prince will
 2   2, 1 |    tender jasmine form,~And a maiden's stainless honour doth
 3   2, 2 |      daughter peerless in her maiden grace,~And of massive wood
 4   2, 2 | circling stages to behold the maiden's choice,~Royal guests and
 5   2, 3 |    guerdon Drupad's beauteous maiden claim!"~Then he turns unto
 6   2, 4 |   sons of Panda eager for the maiden queen,~Like wild tuskers
 7   2, 6 |    Like a queen the beauteous maiden smiled upon the archer brave,~
 8   2, 7 |      shall not stain,~If this maiden on a Brahman casts her eye,
 9   5, 2 |      In the form of beauteous maiden, goddess of savitri sprung!~
10   5, 2 |   Have thy object," spake the maiden, "Madra's pious-hearted
11   5, 2 |       from bath the beauteous maiden to the altar came to pray,~
12   5, 3 |       in holy tirthas stayed,~Maiden! speak unto the rishi, and
13   5, 3 |     Come, Savitri, dear-loved maiden, choose another happier
14   5, 3 |    Father!" answered thus the maiden, soft and sad her accents
15   5, 3 | counsels well,~Pardon witless maiden's fancy, but beneath the
16   5, 3 |    eye of Heaven,~Only once a maiden chooseth, twice her troth
17   5, 3 |    and troth hath won,~What a maiden's heart hath chosen that
18   5, 3 |      heart hath chosen that a maiden's lips confess,~True to
19   6, 2 |   would trust thee, beauteous maiden, lotus-bosomed, ever kind,~
20   6, 5 |     kokil accents, taught her maiden steps in dance,~Watched
21   8, 10|       sorrow, hid thee with a maiden's sham~And a driver, not
22 Epi    |   tall cliff; the beauty of a maiden suggests the soft beauty