Book, Chapter

 1   1, 7|     claims his rival chief to know,~Princes may not draw their
 2   2, 7|        Honour for his rank we know not, have no mercy for his
 3   5, 1|       sage and saintly rishi, know of wife or woman born,~By
 4   5, 5|   what thy message unto me."~"Know me," thus responded YAMA, "
 5   5, 6|      dost thou of this Vision know,~Tell me, for before my
 6   6, 3|       of Matsya, thou wouldst know,~Arjun's sword is toad-engraven,
 7   6, 4|  ancient eyes,~Well the Kurus know the standard like a comet
 8   6, 4|       haughtier grace,~Well I know his bow and arrows and I
 9   6, 4|      his bow and arrows and I know his standard well,~And the
10   7, 1|  purpose seek by messenger to know?~Should he send a noble
11   7, 2| Yudhishthir's wishes, seek to know Duryodhan's mind,~Make obeisance
12   8, 3|      warrior's wonted work to know,~Krishna with his fiery
13   9, 5|  whither now doth Karna stay?~Know the truth; the gallant Arjun
14  10, 2|       do the rites that sages know,~Bid the helméd warrior
15  10, 3|   battle's centre which shall know nor flight nor fear!"~Truly
16 Epi   |    students in Europe wish to know; and a literal prose translation
17 Epi   |     the people of modem India know how to appreciate their
18 Epi   |   peasantry of the North-West know of the five Pandav brothers,
19 Epi   |   education. Mothers in India know no better theme for imparting
20 Epi   |    daughters, and elderly men know no richer storehouse for