Book, Chapter

 1   2, 1 |       her eyes like lotus-petal, sweet her tender jasmine form,~
 2   3, 2 |       grant your favour and your sweet affection lend,~May your
 3   3, 7 |         made obeisance, spake in sweet and graceful word:~"Born
 4   4, 3 |      bride,~They have lost thee, sweet Draupadi, lost their empire
 5   5, 4 |        her true and chosen lord,~Sweet Savitri served his parents
 6   5, 6 |          too long and slumbered, sweet Savitri, faithful spouse,~
 7   6, 6 |       spake forth music soft and sweet~In Virata's royal palace,
 8   6, 6 |         belaced.~Viands rich and sweet confection, drinks the richest
 9   7, 1 |          sky~Kind the greetings, sweet the converse, soft the golden
10   7, 5 |       mandates they obey,~I with sweet and soft persuasion Pandu'
11   7, 10|      unknown,~Turns from me your sweet affection, father's love
12   9, 3 |      thine eye as budding lotus, sweet and gentle was thy face,~
13  11, 3 |        gold,~Torn from husband's sweet embraces, from her son's
14  12, 1 |      with grass-girdle, chanting sweet the saman lay,~Welcomed
15  12, 2 |          rite,~Curd and cake and sweet confection are for feasting
16  12, 2 |         unto the feeders and the sweet confections placed,~Viands
17  12, 3 | Deva-rishis viewed the feasting, sweet Gandharvas woke the song,~
18 Epi    |      with much that is fresh and sweet and lovely in later Sanscrit