Book, Chapter

 1   6, 1 |  empire do the Kuru chieftains lead,~Glory of the Matsya nation!
 2   6, 1 |       beat the Kurus, homeward lead the stolen kine,~Like an
 3   6, 1 |        could my fiery coursers lead.~For my ancient chariot-driver
 4   6, 2 |        will his battle-chariot lead,~That as Arjun's chariot-driver
 5   6, 2 |        will thy battle-chariot lead,~He was Arjun's chariot-driver,
 6   6, 2 |       in the battle's ranks to lead?~"Need is none," Draupadi
 7   6, 4 |       seek not in this battle, lead, O lead thy chariot far,~
 8   6, 4 |        in this battle, lead, O lead thy chariot far,~Midst the
 9   6, 6 |        dames and merry maidens lead the young and soft-eyed
10   7, 5 |   wander, thy strong arm shall lead aright,~If our feeble bosom
11   8, 3 |     shame:~"Bhishma! dost thou lead the Kurus in this battle'
12   8, 3 |      place, let faithful Karna lead my gallant Kuru line!~Anger
13   8, 9 |      incline,~Grant that Karna lead my forces 'gainst the foeman'
14   8, 10|   chief is yet unborn,~While I lead the course of battle, who
15   9, 5 | contest did his gallant forces lead,~Ill it fared with Pandav
16  10, 1 |       thy sounding battle-car,~Lead the still unconquered Kurus
17  10, 1 |  prowess bold,~Peerless Karna, lead us onward to a brighter
18  10, 1 |        by an unforgotten hate!~Lead us as the martial SKANDA
19  10, 2 |   Arjun, Karna's fiery chariot lead,~Salya,too is skilled, like
20  10, 3 |        conquer, gallant Kripa, lead the way!"~Meanwhile round
21  10, 3 |        guards the rear,~I will lead the battle's centre which