Book, Chapter

 1   2    |          sons of Pandu decided to go and witness the ceremony.~
 2   2, 1 |  travelling unto distant lands we go."~"Heard ye not," the Brahmans
 3   3, 7 |            now unto our realms we go,~Emperor o'er earthly rulers,
 4   3, 7 |          not bid thee, friend, to go,~In thy absence vain were
 5   4, 1 |           to the council hall you go,~Slave-wench fairly staked
 6   4, 6 |     consort, as an exile she must go,~Pritha wept and in the
 7   4, 6 |        and his brothers, where ye go,~Young in years in Sahadeva,
 8   5, 4 |           forest, husband, let me go to-day!"~"Come not, love,"
 9   5, 4 |        gracious, with thee let me go to-day!~Answered then the
10   5, 5 |    creature may with monarch YAMA go~But I may not choose but
11   5, 5 |          farther still with him I go!~Fourfold are our human
12   5, 5 |    creature may with monarch YAMA go!"~"Faint nor weary is Savitri,"
13   5, 5 |     mortal may not with King YAMA go!"~Still Savitri, meek and
14   6    |         this last year, they must go into exile for another twelve
15   6, 4 |          for too close we may not go,~Stop thy chariot whence,
16   7, 10| Yudhishthir gave,~Nevermore shall go unto him while I live and
17   8, 3 |           to the battle's front I go."~Speaking thus, unto the
18   8, 10|           unto woods once more we go!"~Sad they held a midnight
19  10, 2 |  Yudhishthir's hand thou fallest, go and slumber with the slain!"~
20 Epi    |       down, but he never seems to go in quest of them, he is