Book, Chapter

 1   5  |              conquered by Death. The story is known by Hindu women
 2  12  |             a portion of the leading story of the Epic, and we pass
 3 Epi  |            graceful rendering of the story of Nala and Damayanti is
 4 Epi  |     translation even of this leading story would be unreadable, both
 5 Epi  |          other hand, to condense the story into shorter limits would
 6 Epi  |         virtually present the entire story of the Epic to the modem
 7 Epi  |           translator telling a short story in his own language, but
 8 Epi  |            and thus telling the main story as told in the original
 9 Epi  |        circumstances under which the story of Savitri is told. Generally,
10 Epi  |              with reason ask, if the story as told in the translation
11 Epi  |            Then follows the stirring story of the death of Arjun's
12 Epi  |           Duryodhan. The rest of the story is told in this translation
13 Epi  |          cherish in their hearts the story of their ancient Epics.
14 Epi  | recollections do not cling round the story and the characters of the
15 Epi  |        cherish with equal ardour the story of the righteous war. And