Book, Chapter

 1   1, 9 |        to cause a warrior grief,~Bitter taunts but ill befit thee,
 2   3, 6 |       proud Sisupala, spake with bitter taunt and jeer,~Answered
 3   4, 1 |       wagered," so he spake with bitter groan,~"Wealth and empire,
 4   4, 1 |          gods and mortals she in bitter anguish prayed,~For with
 5   4, 6 |            Grieve not, child, if bitter fortune so ordains that
 6   4, 6 |     godlike children exiled by a bitter fate!~Part not, leave me
 7   6, 1 |         before me and retreat in bitter shame,~For those warriors
 8   7, 10|          bold,~Join thee in this bitter hatred, turn on me their
 9   7, 10| darkening sorrow shadows o'er my bitter fate,~That ye chiefs and
10   8, 1 |     Arjun, filled with shame and bitter wrath,~Turned his car and
11   8, 3 |        Bhishma words of wrath in bitter shame:~"Bhishma! dost thou
12   8, 3 |       forces, spake in grief and bitter shame:~"Arjun! not in hour
13   8, 9 |          spoke,~And his mournful bitter accents oft by heaving sighs
14   9, 3 |         sorrow and of speechless bitter tear,~Sobs within his mailéd
15  10, 2 |          weapon stung my soul to bitter strife,~Dearer is the bow
16  10, 2 |       these sinful lips of mine,~Bitter was my shame and anguish
17  11, 1 |       her throbbing bosom and in bitter anguish walled,~Till her
18  11, 3 |         mother choke the widow's bitter groan,~Like the fibre of