Book, Chapter

 1   1, 3|     thunder's sound:~"Bid him come, the gallant Arjun! pious
 2   2, 1|      be the feast!~Kings will come from distant regions sacrificing
 3   2, 1| skilled and wrestlers strong,~Come with us., the wedding witness,
 4   2, 4|     This is mighty Jayadratha come from Sindhu's sounding shore,~
 5   2, 4|    This is mighty Jarasandha, come from far Magadha's land,~
 6   4, 1|       staked and won at game.~Come and meet thy lord Duryodhan,
 7   4, 1|  beauteous bright-eyed slave,~Come unto the Council Chamber,
 8   5, 2|    now, methinks, the time is come,~Thou shouldst choose a
 9   5, 3|     my child shall be allied,~Come, Savitri, dear-loved maiden,
10   5, 4|  husband, let me go to-day!"~"Come not, love," he sweetly answered
11   5, 5|    fair Savitri, but the dead come not to life,~Ask for other
12   5, 5|    fair Savitri, but the dead come not to life,~Ask for other
13   5, 6|      Person, husband, he hath come and passed away,~Rise and
14   7, 9|      of fortune, never may it come again,~Strive and win, or
15   8, 9|    and mine?~Krishna now hath come to Arjun, Krishna drives
16  10, 2|      the helméd warrior Arjun come and meet his warlike foe!"~
17  10, 2|   your sins you die,~Death is come in shape of Arjun, Karna'
18  12   |    therefore been supposed to come from his lips on the solemn
19  12, 1|      of learning and of fame,~Come to view Yudhishthir's yajna
20  12, 3|      proceed:~"For the day is come, Yudhishthir, let the sacrifice
21 Epi   |  lotus. When such comparisons come naturally to the poet, he