Book, Chapter

 1   4, 1|          this his angry mandate told:~"Little-minded is the menial,
 2   5, 4|       morning by the holy Narad told,~Fair Savitri reckoned daily
 3   6, 1|    youth of beauty and of fame,~Told him of the Kurus' outrage
 4   9, 2|     resounding Sahadeva's onset told,~Golden peacock rich-emblazoned
 5   9, 5| conjoinéd and the sacred mantra told,--~Hymns by ancient rishis
 6  12   |       mortal kings. All this is told in two Books containing
 7 Epi   |       telling the main story as told in the original work. The
 8 Epi   |     describe those incidents as told by the poet himself.~This
 9 Epi   |        reader as they have been told by the poet in Sanscrit.
10 Epi   |         the story of Savitri is told. Generally, therefore, the
11 Epi   |      the original, but they are told in the style of the poet
12 Epi   |        truth about Homer can be told."~Another earnest worker
13 Epi   |       less than a half truth is told. My kind friend Mr. Edmund
14 Epi   |     reason ask, if the story as told in the translation is sometimes
15 Epi   |        The rest of the story is told in this translation in two