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1   1, 2|      with a joyful eye,~Or by sudden panic stricken stooped to
2   1, 2|      the people uttered as by sudden impulse driven.~Mingled
3   1, 5|     and loud,~And as moved by sudden impulse joyous rose the
4   4, 4|     heard and trembled with a sudden holy fear,~And his feeble
5   8, 3|       of cattle stricken by a sudden fear!~Krishna, Arjun's chariot-driver,
6  10, 2|    strained and heated was by sudden impulse broke!~"Hold," cried
7  11, 1|    monarch, struck by woe and sudden fear~Issuing from their
8  11, 1| dappled deer,~So when smit by sudden panic, milk-white mares
9  11, 3|       her son Duryodhan fell,~Sudden anguish smote her bosom