Book, Chapter

 1   3, 3|        deep and learned Brahmans passed the radiant hour,~And on
 2   5   |         Draupadi into exile, and passed twelve years in the wilderness;
 3   5, 2|   gladness Madra's happy monarch passed,~Till his queen of noble
 4   5, 3|       the monarch and in penance passed his life,~In the wild woods
 5   5, 6|        husband, he hath come and passed away,~Rise and leave this
 6   6   |     another twelve years. Having passed the twelve years of exile
 7   6   |       the Pandav brothers safely passed a year in concealment in
 8   7, 1| Yudhishthir hath his weary exile passed,~Twelve long years with
 9   9, 3|         upon the ground,~Moments passed of voiceless sorrow and
10   9, 3|          listener's ear!~Moments passed; with rising anger quivered
11  10, 2|         the gods in sky,~Then it passed, and helméd Arjun rose like
12  11, 1|     suffused their faces as they passed the city by,~Gentle-bosomed,
13  11, 1|         the monarch of the Kurus passed Hastina's outer gate,~Men
14 Epi   |     noble civilisation which has passed away. Northern India was