Book, Chapter

1   1, 2|     uttered as by sudden impulse driven.~Mingled voice of tens of
2   7, 1| Harboured by the proud Duryodhan driven by his luckless fate,~From
3   7, 2|           but by rage or madness driven,~He hath played and lost
4   8, 1|        rock,~Elephants by mahuts driven furiously each other tore,~
5   8, 1|       Pandav forces, crushed and driven, scattered fled,~Friendly
6  10, 2|           fiercely was the arrow driven,~Rocky cliff or solid mountain
7  10, 2|           by my pain and anguish driven,~Wipe them with a brother'
8 End   |  mansions in his flowery chariot driven.~This is Bhishma stainless