Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|      attained these princes from a Brahman warrior bold,~Drona, priest
 2   2, 3|        every winning charm!~Then a Brahman versed in mantra, ancient
 3   2, 4|     warlike brothers in their holy Brahman guise,~Pointed them to Valadeva,
 4   2, 6|          the string in vain,~Can a Brahman weak by nature, and in warlike
 5   2, 6|        have not strained?~Sure the Brahman boy in folly dares a foolish
 6   2, 6|          stop his rashness and the Brahman's honour spare!"~"Shame
 7   2, 6|        Stands unmoved the youthful Brahman, ample-shouldered, deep
 8   2, 6|            this wide earth which a Brahman tries in vain,~Holy men
 9   2, 6|            right or foolish when a Brahman tries his fate,~If it leads
10   2, 6|          Let this young and daring Brahman undertake the warlike deed,~
11   2, 6|      deathless song!~Drupad in the Brahman's mantle knew the hero proud
12   2, 7|            To a prating priest and Brahman wed the proud and peerless
13   2, 7|         stain,~If this maiden on a Brahman casts her eye, devoid of
14   2, 7|            folly sinning through a Brahman's greed,~For we wage no
15   5   |        ocean dry; of Parasu-Rama a Brahman who killed the Kshatriyas
16   6   | Yudhishthir presented himself as a Brahman, skilled in dice, and became
17   6, 6|             Lands he gave unto the Brahman, bullocks to the labouring
18   8, 1|         deathless hatred fired the Brahman warrior bold,~Drona with
19   9   |            the fall of Bhishma the Brahman chief Drona, preceptor of
20   9, 5|       midst living warriors of the Brahman trained and skilled,~Arjun,
21  10, 1|        grandsire, greater than the Brahman old,~Fiercer in thy deathless
22  10, 3|            Like the fatal curse of Brahman sank the weapon in his heart,~