Book, Chapter

 1   1, 4|       Like the sunlit cloud of evening with the golden rainbow
 2   1, 9|    darkness fill the earth and evening sky~And the red lamp's fitful
 3   4, 4|        With libations morn and evening feed the sacrificial fire,~
 4   5, 1|      insulters found!~Oft when evening's shades descended, mantling
 5   5, 1|    Yudhishthir, sat beside his evening fires,~Many olden tales
 6   5, 6|         said Savitri, "and the evening waxeth late,~When the morrow'
 7   5, 6|  distant gleam,~And the rising evening breezes help the red and
 8   8, 2|   Arjun held his way,~Till the evening's gathering darkness closed
 9   8, 3|    dying and the dead,~But the evening closed in darkness and the
10   8, 4|        Hastina wept before the evening fell,~For as whirlwind of
11   8, 9|       Morn to noon and noon to evening none could f ace the victor'
12   9, 1|      above the reddened plain,~Evening drew her peaceful mantle
13   9, 3|       sigh,~Wherefore voice of evening bugle speaks not on the
14   9, 3| warlike song,~Bards beside the evening camp-fire tales of war do
15   9, 4|        radiance still!~Ere the evening's mantling darkness fell
16  10, 1|       Morn to noon and noon to evening raged the battle on the
17  10, 1|    angry face of sky,~Till the evening's sable garment mantled
18  10, 2|    Gallant Arjun's course this evening or proud Karna's shall be
19  10, 3|         Fair Subhadra morn and evening weeps her dear departed
20  10, 4|        sons of Pandu, may this evening see your fall!"~Bhima answered: "
21  11, 2|        the youths who morn and evening listed to the minstrel's