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 1   1   |            to be the son of a simple chariot-driver.~The portion translated
 2   1, 8|                           VIII - THE CHARIOT-DRIVER~Dewed with drops of toil
 3   1, 8|             toil and languor, lo,! a chariot-driver came,~Loosely hung his scanty
 4   1, 8|       tear-drops shed!~Is he soil of chariot-driver? Doubts arose in Bhima's
 5   3, 7|       Krishna said,~And his faithful chariot-driver brings his falcon-bannered
 6   4, 3|             slave,~Would that son of chariot-driver fling on us this insult
 7   6, 1|         foeman's greed,~If a skilful chariot-driver could my fiery coursers
 8   6, 1|        coursers lead.~For my ancient chariot-driver died on battle's gory plain,~
 9   6, 1|         shall feel,~Bring me forth a chariot-driver, let me speed my battle-car,~
10   6, 2| battle-chariot lead,~That as Arjun's chariot-driver he hath learned to urge
11   6, 2|  battle-chariot lead,~He was Arjun's chariot-driver, skilled to urge the flying
12   6, 3|           weapons eyed,~And unto his chariot-driver thus in trembling accents
13   8, 2|            mace,~Slew his steeds and chariot-driver, streaked with blood his
14   8, 3|        sudden fear!~Krishna, Arjun's chariot-driver, and a chief of righteous
15  10, 2|           Kuru force,~Karna smote my chariot-driver and my standard rent in
16  11, 5|            whom as the son of Radha, chariot-driver ye have thought,~But who
17 End   |             his birth,~As the son of chariot-driver he was known upon the earth!~