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 1   1   |     DARSANA~(The Tournament)~THE scene of the Epic is the ancient
 2   1   |          origin, appeared on the scene and proved himself a worthy
 3   1, 1|      graced the fair and festive scene.~Brightly dawned the festal
 4   1, 3|     monarch wise Vidura drew the scene,~Pritha proudly of the princes
 5   1, 7|          spake upon the dreadful scene:~"This is helmet-wearing
 6   2, 4|        chariots came to view the scene so fair,~Bright ADITYAS
 7   2, 4|        gaily crowding viewed the scene surpassing fair,~Heavenly
 8   3, 2|       the lofty Himalay.~And the scene bedecked by rishis and by
 9   3, 2|       and sightless, through the scene of gladness strayed,~With
10   3, 2| chieftains bold.~And amidst this scene of splendour, pious-hearted,
11   4, 2|         tamely view this impious scene,~Wherefore gleam not righteous
12   9, 3| senseless from the blood-stained scene of war!~Next in gleaming
13  10, 2|       from the battle's glorious scene,~Soon will Arjun's snowy
14  11, 2|         howl of jackals o'er the scene of carnage rings,~And the
15  11, 2|       corpses tear!~Through this scene of death and carnage was
16  11, 5|        vast and sealike, formeda scene of woe and pain!~But a wave
17 Epi   |          no less striking. Every scene on the shifting stage is
18 Epi   |         the great contest,--each scene of this venerable old Epic