Book, Chapter

 1   2, 1|   Drupad's bounteous gifts to share,~And to see the stvayantcara
 2   2, 1|     rite with gladsome heart,~Share the feast so rich and bounteous,
 3   2, 1|     us., the wedding witness, share the banquet rich and rare,~
 4   2, 1| princess and the royal bounty share,"~And the righteous sons
 5   3   |    politely invited to take a share in the performance of the
 6   5, 3|    depart,~More than mortal's share of virtue unto Satyavan
 7   5, 6|  sorrows, even now my parents share!"~Gentle drops of filial
 8   7, 2|    either prince may rule his share,~For the lands are broad
 9   7, 4|  would not yield their proper share,~Pandu's sons would not
10   7, 5|    let the Pandavs have their share.~Call to mind their noble
11   8   |      in Northern India took a share in it.~Duryodhan's army
12  10, 3|      said,~"Ye have done your share in battle, witness countless
13  12, 2|    Nations of the Jambu-dwipa share it, greatest and the least!~
14  12, 5| distant regions went,~And his share of presents Vyasa to the
15 Epi   |      of Northern India took a share, and may therefore be compared