Book, Chapter

 1   4, 1|   him as his vassal, as his slave in palace stay!"~"Have I
 2   4, 1| thou art prince Duryodhan's slave!"~Rose the queen in queenly
 3   4, 1|    wealth nor other's life,~Slave can wager wife nor children,
 4   4, 1|  the princess as our humble slave appear,~Pandu's sons are
 5   4, 1|   our beauteous bright-eyed slave,~Come unto the Council Chamber,
 6   4, 1|     serve us as our willing slave!~
 7   4, 3| woman, when she is a menial slave,~If her woman's fancy wanders
 8   4, 3|    is not thy husband, as a slave he hath no wife,~Thou art
 9   4, 3|     in the sold and bounden slave,~Would that son of chariot-driver
10   4, 3|      is thy wedded wife our slave?~Lip nor eye did move Yudhishthir,
11   4, 3|   high-born princess as his slave upon his knee!~Bhima penned
12   4, 4|      not the son of bounden slave,~Let not light unthinking
13   4, 4|    in utter scorn,~Call him slave and dasaputra, of a slave
14   4, 4|   slave and dasaputra, of a slave and bondsman born!~"Virtuous
15   4, 4|       none of them may be a slave~With their arms and with
16   8, 9|     took thee captive and a slave,~Did not Arjun rend thy
17   9, 3|     as thy serf and bounden slave,~Wrong my father righteous
18  10, 2|   proud Duryodhan's willing slave,~Unfulfilled thy vow remaineth,