Book, Chapter

 1   4, 3 |          a loving woman, will not cast her forth in shame!~For
 2   4, 3 |          proud and peerless woman cast his wicked lustful eye,~
 3   4, 6 |           a darksome cloud above,~Cast its pale and deathful shadow
 4   7, 3 |         Yudhishthir pious-hearted cast this undeservéd blame?~Challenged
 5   8, 10|        and spacious earth,~Pritha cast thee in her sorrow, hid
 6   9, 3 |    tent-lights shining from afar,~Cast their fitful gleam and radiance
 7   9, 4 |         the sun in crimson lustre cast its fiery radiance still!~
 8   9, 5 |          thy sinful actions done,~Cast no blame in youth's presumption
 9  11, 1 |           and bosom gem and jewel cast aside,~Loose their robes
10  11, 3 |         in sorrow, once again she cast her eye~Where her son in
11 End    |         ethereal plain,~They have cast their mortal bodies, crossed
12 Epi    | accumulated during centuries, was cast in a narrative form and
13 Epi    |         character. All heroes are cast much in the same heroic