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 1   1, 2| Yudhishthir first of all,~Each his wondrous skill displaying held the
 2   1, 4|        wide arena, mighty tough or wondrous small,~With his arrows still
 3   1, 4|        ning arrows sent the archer wondrous -skilled,~Cow-horn by a
 4   2, 4|            Yadu chieftains to that wondrous bridal came,~Krishna marked
 5   2, 5|            king of Madra, with his wondrous skill and might,~Faltering,
 6   2, 6|         murmurs spake their fear:~"Wondrous bow which Sisupala, mighty
 7   2, 6|            crest,~Silent round the wondrous weapon thrice the mighty
 8   2, 6|          matchless might,~Bent the wondrous bow of Drupad, fixed the
 9   3, 2|          Twas a gathering fair and wondrous on fair Jumna's sacred shore,~
10   6, 3|          so bright,~Golden suns of wondrous brightness on this fourth
11   6, 3|        these arrows whetted and of wondrous might!~Hark again this wondrous
12   6, 3|    wondrous might!~Hark again this wondrous sabre, shape of toad is
13   6, 3|    Nishadas made,~Scabbard made of wondrous cowhide sheathes the bright
14   6, 3|       embossed with gold.~'Tis the wondrous bow, Gandiva, worthy of
15   6, 3|         Bhima wields that sword of wondrous length,~Next the sabre golden-hilted,
16   6, 4|            loud,~And they knew the wondrous bowman, wheeling round the
17   9, 2|         standards rose,~With their wondrous stran1ge devices, terror
18  10, 2|            wealth of arrows and in wondrous strength of bow,~Arjun scarcely
19  10, 2|          and peerless fame!~If his wondrous bow Gandiva is the gift
20  11, 4|         made,~Blazed the fire with wondrous radiance by the rich libations