Book, Chapter

 1   5, 4|       blossomed 'neath a cloudless Indian sky,~Flocks of pea-fowls
 2  10   |           crowning incident of the Indian Epic, as the contest between
 3  10   |            than that of Homer, the Indian poet represents Karna as
 4 Epi   |          of modern Europe which an Indian poet can never pretend to.
 5 Epi   |    impelled by that enthusiasm for Indian poetry and Indian art which
 6 Epi   |   enthusiasm for Indian poetry and Indian art which is a part of him,
 7 Epi   | Maha-bharata (as well as the other Indian Epic, the Ramayana) from
 8 Epi   |            and the Achilles of the Indian Epic. The proud and unyielding
 9 Epi   |        begun. And the women of the Indian Epic possess characters
10 Epi   |         Achilles and Hector of the Indian Epic-first met and each