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 1   1, 1 |     young and old,~And arose the sound of trumpet and the surging
 2   1, 1 |       mingled with the trumpet's sound,~Throngs of warriors, various-arméd,
 3   1, 3 |          in voice like thunder's sound:~"Bid him come, the gallant
 4   1, 5 |          wakes a deep and deadly sound,~Clank and din of warlike
 5   1, 5 |         alarm the people for the sound is dread and high,~To the
 6   2, 3 |                  III - THE BRIDE~Sound the drum and voice the sankha!
 7   2, 3 |       like the distant thunder's sound.~Drupad's son his father'
 8   2, 5 |    whispers went around,~And the sound of stifled laughter circled
 9   2, 6 | DISGUISED ARJUN~Hushed the merry sound of laughter, hushed each
10   2, 6 |         sad misgivings heard the sound of joyous cheer~And their
11   2, 6 |         with strange and hissing sound,~Hit and pierce the distant
12   6, 4 |        and the chariot's booming sound,~Filled the air like distant
13   7, 5 |        chambers will resound the sound of wail,~Grant thy children
14   8, 1 |   trumpet and the 8ankha's lofty sound,~By the answering cloud
15   8, 2 |  resistless Arjun's car,~And the sound of Arjun's sankha rose above
16   8, 10|      vainly, ceaseless wakes the sound of woe,~Krishna, stop this
17   9, 1 |  soldiers heard the oft-repeated sound,~But as strikes in vain
18  10, 3 |         well,~Till with crashing sound of thunder Salya's mighty
19  11, 4 |         the wide earth heard the sound subdued and pale,~Smokeless
20 Epi    |       appears to me to be a very sound maxim. And one of my greatest
21 Epi    |         flight of sea-birds; the sound and movement of surging