Book, Chapter

 1   2, 6|  whispered murmurs spake their fear:~"Wondrous bow which Sisupala,
 2   2, 7|    Brahmans trembling fled for fear of life,~Like wild elephants
 3   4, 1|       in terror fails,~For the fear of wrathful Bhima, lo! his
 4   4, 1|       and thy heart it owns no fear!"~Fierce Duhsasan heard
 5   4, 1|      trembling princess in her fear and in her shame,~By her
 6   4, 1|    pale with wrath and woman's fear,~Trembling and in stifled
 7   4, 4|    trembled with a sudden holy fear,~And his feeble accents
 8   5, 3| startled king in terror and in fear and trembling cried:~"Unto
 9   5, 6|       they fill my breast with fear!~Forest-fire is raging yonder,
10   6, 3|        more than I can dare!"~"Fear not warrior," Arjun answered, "
11   6, 4|        speeds he onward in his fear,~While these warriors stay
12   7, 4|  graceful accent fell:~"Much I fear thou speakest truly, hard
13   7, 4|       faint and feeble-hearted fear,~And our suit will fan his
14   8, 2|        fled the Kurus in their fear,~Onward still through scattered
15   8, 3|    cattle stricken by a sudden fear!~Krishna, Arjun's chariot-driver,
16   8, 8|     combat fen,~And a sixth in fear and faintness fled the woeful
17   9, 5|    ended, Kurus fled in abject fear,~Arjun for his ancient teacher
18  10, 2|     for he knows nor dread nor fear,~Save thee then, O mighty
19  10, 3|      shall know nor flight nor fear!"~Truly on that fatal morning
20  10, 3|        reckless and unknown to fear!~Brave Yudhishthir marked
21  11, 1|       struck by woe and sudden fear~Issuing from their snowy
22  12, 3|   gifts dispel the suppliant's fear,~Gold revives the poor and