Book, Chapter

 1   1, 7|    rank nor lineage could he claim,~Like a raindrop-pelted
 2   2, 3|    Drupad's beauteous maiden claim!"~Then he turns unto Draupadi,
 3   2, 8| tiger-waisted Bhima none can claim such strength of hand!~And
 4   3, 4|     doth our foremost honour claim?"~Pond' ring spake the ancient
 5   3, 5|     foremost rank and honour claim?~Doth he as a sage and elder
 6   3, 5|  Doth he as a sage and elder claim the homage to him done?~
 7   3, 5|    alliance surely might the claim contest!~Doth he as a wise
 8   3, 5|  Doth he as a wise preceptor claim the highest, foremost place,~
 9   3, 5|      surely might precedence claim!~Unto Krishna for his knowledge
10   7, 1|     foremost seats of honour claim,~Krishna too and Valadeva,
11   9, 5|      still the sons of Pandu claim,~Yield thy place to gallant
12 Epi   |      Maha-bharata cannot lay claim to; as the father of European
13 Epi   |     European poetry he has a claim on the veneration of modern