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 1   2, 6 |       leads to woe or glory, fatal fall or fortune great,~Son of
 2   3, 6 |                    VI - SISUPALA'S FALL~Tiger-hearted Sisupala spake
 3   4    |        devised plans to effect his fall. Sakuni, prince of Gandhara,
 4   4, 3 |         little reeked they for the fall,~But Draupadi's pleading
 5   4, 5 |           greater, mightier, after fall.~And your exile, good Yudhishthir,
 6   6, 4 |            the tide of war,~Let us fall upon our foeman and our
 7   7, 3 |           Duryodhan and his forces fall beneath our battle's shock,~
 8   8    |         BOOK VIII - BHISHMA-BADHA~(Fall of Bhishma)~All negotiations
 9   8    |          ten days, ending with the fall of Bhishma, are narrated
10   8, 10|                                X - FALL OF BHISHMA~Good Yudhishthir
11   9    |             BOOK IX - DRONA-BADHA~(Fall of Drona)~ON the fall of
12   9    | DRONA-BADHA~(Fall of Drona)~ON the fall of Bhishma the Brahman chief
13   9    |            of these days, like the fall of Abhimanyu and the vengeance
14   9, 5 |                                V - FALL OF DRONA~Ere the crimson
15  10    |              BOOK X - KARNA-BADHA~(Fall of Karna)~KARNA was chosen
16  10, 2 |                               II - FALL OF KARNA~At the break of
17  10, 2 |      honour on Yudhishthir's fatal fall,~Heaping insults on Draupadi
18  10, 3 |                              III - FALL OF SALYA~Darkly closed the
19  10, 4 |          may this evening see your fall!"~Bhima answered: "For the
20  11, 5 |            Draupadi borne,~Not the fall of friends and kinsmen and
21 End    |          addicted to drinking, and fall a prey to internal dissensions.
22 Epi    |    approaches the final battle and fall of the grand old fighter