Book, Chapter

 1   2, 2|    their subjects' hope and stay,~Loved of all for noble
 2   4, 1|      as his slave in palace stay!"~"Have I heard thee, menial,
 3   4, 2|   this sad unseemly plight,~Stay thy sinful deed, Duhsasan,
 4   4, 5|     mother, let fair Pritha stay at home,~And by all beloved,
 5   4, 6|      and is now his joy and stay!~Ye alone are left to Pritha,
 6   4, 6|   ye not the trackless way,~Stay but one, if one child only,
 7   4, 6|   as your mother's hope and stay,~Youngest, gentlest Sahadeva,
 8   6, 1|    and warlike Arjun is the stay of Kuru's race,~Thou art
 9   6, 4|  fear,~While these warriors stay and tarry to defend their
10   9, 5|      whither now doth Karna stay?~Know the truth; the gallant
11  11, 5| Gandiva was for us no truer stay~Than was Karna for the Kurus