Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4|       born, of lofty presence, full of young unyielding pride,~
 2   3, 7|     empire, and this life were full of woe,~Yet thou partest,
 3   4, 5| patience deep,~Like the Sun be full of radiance, strong like
 4   5, 5|        led,~Since with woman's full affection thou hast loved
 5   7, 9|    lasting tie of love!~Now at full is tide of fortune, never
 6   8, 9|     line!"~Bhishma's heart was full of sadness and his eyelids
 7  10, 1|      him with the sacred water full,~Elephant's tusk they laid
 8  11, 4|        unto Dhaumya, to Vidura full of grace,~Spake unto the
 9  12, 1|       is drawing nigh,~Magha's full moon is approaching, and
10  12, 3|        tried,~Other creatures, full three hundred, to the many
11 Epi   |       of the Epic would bear a full and unabridged translation