Book, Chapter

 1   1, 5| draws nigh,~Music's voice is hushed in silence, and dispersing
 2   1, 5|   warrior, questioned theyin hushed amaze!~Then in voice of
 3   2, 3|   trumpet's voice is silent, hushed the lofty war-drum's beat.~
 4   2, 6|     VI - THE DISGUISED ARJUN~Hushed the merry sound of laughter,
 5   2, 6|     merry sound of laughter, hushed each suitor in his shame,~
 6   3, 6|    monarchs as they stand in hushed amaze,~Mutely in those speechless
 7   5, 6|   looked from above,~And the hushed and throbbing midnight watched
 8   9, 3|   tempest spent in force and hushed and still,~Like the red
 9   9, 3|      warriors yield?~Harp is hushed within the dark tents and
10 Epi   |    itself on the mind of the hushed and astonished reader. Then