Book, Chapter

 1   1   |            of Pandu along with his hundred sons.~Yudhishthir, the eldest
 2   3, 6|        troth was given,~Sisupala's hundred follies would by Krishna
 3   5, 4|        faithful wife,~And I feel a hundred needles pierce me and torment
 4   6, 3|             Fourth are these seven hundred arrows, crescent in their
 5   6, 6|     pressed,~Elephants he gave two hundred, steeds seven thousand of
 6   8   |            own division was over a hundred thousand strong.~Yudhishthir
 7   8, 6|        death and danger lay,~And a hundred foemen gathered and unequal
 8  10, 2|         the serried ranks of war:~"Hundred milch-kine Karna offers,
 9  11, 1|        Dhrita-rashtra, father of a hundred sons,~Sonless now and sorrow-stricken,
10  11, 4|      Alambusha famed in war,~And a hundred other monarchs all received
11  12, 1|          THE GATHERING~Victor of a hundred battles, Arjun bent his
12  12, 2|    feasting Brahmans spread,~And a hundred thousand people are with
13  12, 2|      greatest and the least!~For a hundred diverse races from a hundred
14  12, 2|       hundred diverse races from a hundred regions came,~Ate of good
15  12, 3|   SACRIFICE OF ANIMALS~Victor of a hundred battles, Arjun came with
16  12, 3|        Other creatures, full three hundred, to the many stakes were
17 Epi   | exaggeration to state that the two hundred millions of Hindus of the
18 Epi   |          of a nation numbering two hundred millions.~ROMESH DUTT.~UNIVERSITY