Book, Chapter

1   4, 1 |     base Du4sasan spake the message, insult-rife:~Lotus-eyed
2   5, 5 | name thou bearest, what thy message unto me."~"Know me," thus
3   7, 1 |     Should he rather send a message to the proud unbending foe,~
4   7, 4 |     warlike races speed our message and request!~Meanwhile peace
5   7, 5 | bend,~And a loving peaceful message through my willing lips
6   7, 10|     be split again!~Take my message to my kinsmen, for Duryodhan'
7   9, 1 |    Arjun heard the dreadful message and in haste and fury came,~
8   9, 5 |    to foeman then a garbled message flew:~"Aswa-thaman son of
9   9, 5 |      Drona heard that fatal message, bent his anguished head