Book, Chapter

 1   2, 6|  fate,~If it leads to woe or glory, fatal fall or fortune great,~
 2   3, 7| emprise,~By thy all-subduing glory monarchs bore Yudhishthir'
 3   3, 7|     Regal fame and righteous glory crown thy sons, reveréd
 4   4, 2|      gods in heaven!~Here in glory, son of DHARMA, sits my
 5   4, 2|     Lost is Kuru's righteous glory, lost is Bharat's ancient
 6   5, 2|   upright monarch, pride and glory of his land,~As thou choosest,
 7   5, 5|      More than mortal is thy glory! If a radiant god thou be,~
 8   6, 1|    the Kuru chieftains lead,~Glory of the Matsya nation! save
 9   7, 1|    mighty monarchs! May your glory ever last,~'True to plighted
10   7, 1|      of realm and wealth and glory higher virtues in him prove,~
11   7, 3|  Monarchs in their pride and glory list not to such counsel
12   7, 4|    And our suit will fan his glory and his arrogance will cheer!~
13   7, 7|   For the victor's crown and glory never, never can be thine,~
14   8, 3|      Forward lay thy path of glory, or to conquer or to die!~
15   8, 5|   Doomed to die in youth and glory 'neath the same revolving
16  10, 2|     Room is none for Arjun's glory and for archer Karna's fame,~
17  11, 5| Monarchs matched not Karna's glory nor his deeds of valour
18  11, 5|   Monarch's empire, victor's glory, all the treasures earth
19 End   |     blazing in splendour and glory. He meets his brothers whom