Book, Chapter

 1   1   | youngest brothers, Nakula and Sahadeva, were twins. Duryodhan was
 2   3, 4|     might!"~Bhishma spake and Sahadeva served his mandate quick
 3   3, 7|     on Kuru's king doth wait,~Sahadeva waits on Drona, great in
 4   4, 6|      ye go,~Young in years in Sahadeva, gentle and unused to woo!"~"
 5   4, 6|      stay,~Youngest, gentlest Sahadeva, dearest to this widowed
 6   6   |     of the king's horses, and Sahadeva took charge of the king'
 7   6, 3|       fight,~And the fifth is Sahadeva's, decked with gems and
 8   6, 3|       the tiger-quiver eased,~Sahadeva owns the arrows with the
 9   6, 3| wields in war,~In the cowhide Sahadeva keeps his shining scimitar!"~"
10   6, 3|     Nakula guards the horses, Sahadeva tends the kine,~As thy sister'
11   8, 1|   brave Nakula drove his car,~Sahadeva mighty bowman, then the
12   9, 2|   trained to battle did young Sahadeva rein,~Ivory-white Yudhishthir'
13   9, 2|    swan with bells resounding Sahadeva's onset told,~Golden peacock
14  10, 3|       slain,~Pierced by angry Sahadeva false Sakuni pressed the
15 End   |    down dead on the way, then Sahadeva, then Nakula, then Arjun,