Book, Chapter

1   5, 6 |     s sorrow, of my mother's woeful plight,~If afar in wood
2   7, 8 |   Duryodhan, saw thy sad and woeful birth!~
3   8, 8 |  fear and faintness fled the woeful tale to tell!~Short, alas,
4   8, 10| unavailing battle, vain this woeful loss of life,~'Gainst the
5   9, 4 |     his fell and fatal dart,~Woeful was the hour of darkness,
6   9, 4 | slumber through the long and woeful night!~
7  11, 3 |    Queen Gandhari strove her woeful thoughts to tell,~When,