Book, Chapter

 1   1, 8| cattle-drivers better suits, my friend, thy hand!~Wilt thou as
 2   3   |       they had found a powerful friend in Drupad, and had formed
 3   3, 4|   Kinsman and to Priest,~To the Friend and to the Scholar, to the
 4   3, 7|        of Kuru's race,~Grant, O friend! to sea-girt Dwarka, Krishna
 5   3, 7|       accents may not bid thee, friend, to go,~In thy absence vain
 6   3, 7|  Krishna, dearest, best belovéd friend,~And to Dwarka's sea-washed
 7   4, 5|        then thy holy blessings, friend and father, ere we part,~
 8   4, 6|          pious-hearted Krishna, friend of friendless, wipe my pain,~
 9   5   |         or Indus country, and a friend and ally of Duryodhan, came
10   6, 3|      touch the unclean objects, friend, is more than I can dare!"~"
11   6, 3|  stately, speak to me my gentle friend,~On the wood are golden
12   8   |       Krishna joined him as his friend and adviser, and as the
13   9, 5|         slew,~Rank to rank from friend to foeman then a garbled
14  12, 5|      helper, good Yudhishthir's friend of yore,~Krishna leaves
15 End   |   hearing of the death of their friend Krishna, the Pandav brothers
16 Epi   |     half truth is told. My kind friend Mr. Edmund Russell, impelled
17 Epi   |   Pandav brothers, and of their friend the righteous Krishna. The