Book, Chapter

1   2, 1| like lotus-petal, sweet her tender jasmine form,~And a maiden'
2   5, 4|   fasts and vigils sure thy tender health may fail,"~"Be not
3   9, 2|     sign of war,~Drona as a tender infant rested in a water-jar,~
4   9, 3|  And thy limbs so young and tender, on the bare earth do they
5  11, 3|   How with gentle hands and tender softly holds him on his
6  12, 3|   wipes the mourner's tear,~Tender care relieves the stricken
7 Epi   |    and another, between one tender woman and her sister. In