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- 0:00Book ten Kernbud Fall of Kern. Kern was chosen as the leader of the
- 0:07Kuru forces after the death of Droda, and held his own for two days.
- 0:12The great contest between Kern and Urchum, long expected and long effort,
- 0:16came on at last. It is the crowning incident of the Indian Epic,
- 0:20as the contest between Hector and Nicholas is the crowning incident of the Iliad.
- 0:25With a truer artistic skill than that of Homer. The Indian poetry presents Kern
- 0:30as equal to Urchin in strength and scale, and his defeat is only due
- 0:34to an accident. After the death of Kern, Celia led the Kuru troops
- 0:39on the eighteenth and last day of the Oar and fell a midnight slaughter in
- 0:44the Pandab camp, perpetrated by the bengeful son of Drona, concludes the Ore
- 0:50Duryodhan, left to dead by Wema, heard of the slaughter and died happy.
- 0:55Books eight, nine and ten of the original have been abreached. In
- 0:59this book one, Kern and a Jun mead sights of red and ghastly carnage.
- 1:07They disclosed upon the plain mighty chiefs and countless warriors round the warlike drona
- 1:14slade, said Dourudan, gazed in sorrow, and the tear was in his
- 1:19eye till his glances fell on Kern, and his warlike heart beat high.
- 1:25Kern, so exclaimed turiotan hero, a registless smile, Tau alone can serve
- 1:30the Kuru in this dread and dubious fight. Step forward, Kuru, chief
- 1:36and leader, mount a sounding battle car lead the still unconquered Curus to the
- 1:42trophies of the war. Matchless was the ancient Vishma in this famed and warlike
- 1:48land, but a weakness, for it is their palsied Vismau's laying hand.
- 1:53Matchless two was doughty Drona in the warrior's skill and art, kindness for his
- 1:57people at Jun, locked with the teacher's heart, greater than the ancient grandsire,
- 2:04greater than the Brahman, Old, fiercer in thy deathless hatred, stronger
- 2:08in thy prowess, bold, peerless Cairn leaders onward to a brighter, happier
- 2:15faith for thy armies, not to action by an unforgotten hate. Leaders as
- 2:22the Marcials Gunda led the conquering gods of old smite the foe, as angry
- 2:27Indra smote the Danoms fierce and bold, as before the light of morning flies
- 2:32the baleful gloom of night. Pondabs and the proud panchilds fly before the conquering
- 2:38mind. Priests with teams enchanted mantra and with every sacred rite, hailed him
- 2:45leader of the curus, chief Jain of unconquered mind. Ardengers de placed around
- 2:51him, with the sacred waterfool elephants, dusk delayed beside him, and the
- 2:55horn of mighty bull jem and jewel horn and produce. By the armed hero
- 3:01laid silken cloth of finest lusture over his crest that had the sprayed Brahmans poured
- 3:07the holy water boards his lofty praises sun chetrias vacias, puera Sutras hailed him
- 3:15Leader, bold and strong, vanquished Warlexans of Pritha. Thus the Holy Brahmans
- 3:21blessed golden garments, food and cattle, joyous kern on them pressed. Thus
- 3:27the Holy Rite concluded, conranged his man in oar to the dreaded front of
- 3:31battle, drove his swift and conquering car morn to noon and noon to evening
- 3:38rached the battle on the plain. Countless warriors fought and perished, carbon chiefs
- 3:43were pierced and slain. Halder Jun crested, Kern met at last by will
- 3:49of faith. Life long was their mutual anger, deathless was their mutual hate.
- 3:54And the farm arts shook and trembled beneath the furious rush of war,
- 4:00and the quingwalkin answered shouts that nation's heart from far, and the thickening cloud
- 4:05of arrows filled the farmament on high. Darker, deeper, dread and deadlier
- 4:11grew the angry face of sky till the evening sable garment mantled over the battlefield,
- 4:17and the angry rivals parted. Neither Chief Goodwin nor yield two fall of
- 4:25corn. At the break of morning, Kern unto Prince, didith and went
- 4:31thus in slow and mejured accents to his inner thoughts, gave van morning dawn.
- 4:36So Koru's monarch, Mighty Urgin, shall be slain or fulfilling warrior's duty.
- 4:43Krandies the gory plane long till life within our bosoms ever burnt d Mutual
- 4:48hate often met and often parted, rescued by the wing of faith. But
- 4:55the young sun, which Crimson Lusser seized us meat to part no more gallant
- 5:00al June's course. This evening, our proud curns shall be over. Room
- 5:05is none for Urgent's glory and for archer Current's fame. One must sink,
- 5:11and one must sparkle with a brighter, richer flame. Lest yet more.
- 5:16In wealth of arrows and in wondrous strength of beau, Urgent scarcely may surpass
- 5:21it. Scarcely excel my foe in the light scale of the archer, and
- 5:27in sight and truth of aim. Argent beat not scarcely rivals Currn's proud and
- 5:32peerless fame. If his wondrous bogandib is the gift of God's in heaven,
- 5:39Karn's boat of fame Pite is by Persudham given Ay, the son of Jamadagni,
- 5:46Kings of Art, who proudly slaid on the youthful arms of Kern,
- 5:49his destructive weapon laid yet i own o King of Kuru. Urgent dought his
- 5:57foe excel mtchless, his fiery coursers peerless. Krishna leads them well. Krishna
- 6:04holds the reins for Urchin. Christna speeds his battle car drives the lightning winged
- 6:11coursers over the startled field of war, sweeps in pride his sounding chariot till
- 6:16it almost seems to fly. Urgin lauds it over the battle like the comet
- 6:21in the sky. Grant me Monarch, Mighty Celia, drive my swift and
- 6:27warlick steed and against a carbon Urchin Kurn's fiery chariot lead Seltu is killed like
- 6:34Krishna with the steed and battle car. Equal dos I meet my foeman in
- 6:40this last unfatal war. Spake dritan warleck Celia mounted kurn sounding car Khn sought
- 6:48for mighty Urchin in the serrid ranks of war. One hundred milch kind Karn
- 6:55offers costly garment, yellow gold. Unto him who in this battle points to
- 7:00me my forem in, bold cars and steets and waterleachers, peaceful hamlets,
- 7:06rich and fair, dark eyed damsels, lotus bosomed, crowned, glossy raven
- 7:12hair. These are his who points to kern Urchin hiding from this war argent
- 7:18Snowy's teats and banner and his swift and hundering car. Kernes spake but long
- 7:26and loudly loved the king of Madra's land. As he rained the fiery coursers
- 7:30with his strong and skillful hand of rewards and gifts, he attered little need
- 7:36is dare I win? Argin is not wont to tarry from the battle's glorious
- 7:42scene. Soon will Urgin snowy coursers shake the battle startled field. Halnderjun like
- 7:48a comet gleam ath bow and sword and shield. As the forest ranging tiger
- 7:54springs upon his faded prey, As the hauntbull infuriate dots the weakling cattle sleigh,
- 8:01as the fierce and lordly lion smites the timid jungle, dear urgent,
- 8:07soon shall spring upon thee, for he knows, nor dread nor fear.
- 8:11Save thee. Then, o mighty archer, while I drive my sounding car.
- 8:16Panda's son had met no echo in the valiant art of war. Darkly
- 8:22frowned the angry curn Celiah held the loosened rain, dashing through the hostile forces.
- 8:28Then the warrior sped a man through the serried ranks of battle. Kern
- 8:33drove in furious mood, facing him in royal spander guided is tir fearless tood,
- 8:41surging ranks of bravenishads closed between and fought in vain proud panchad stout and
- 8:46faithful, vainly strove among the sleigh. Onward came the fiery curn, like
- 8:52the ocean's heaving swell, with the sweeping ratop tempest. On the guoded Histeir
- 8:58fell wrathful than the sun of Pandu marked his noble chieftain instead, and in
- 9:05words of scornful anger, thust do archer Curran said, hast, thou Kern
- 9:11vowed the slaughter of my younger, urgent, brave, wilt thou do Duridan's
- 9:16mandate, proud Duriitan, swilling slave, unfulfilled, I vow remaineth for the
- 9:22righteous gods all dame by it his tear's hand. Thou fallest, go and
- 9:26slumber with the slain fiercely drew his bowed his steer, fiercely was the arrow
- 9:33driven rockically for solid mountain. Might the shaft have pierced and riven lightning like
- 9:39it came on Kern struck and pierced him on the left, and the warrior
- 9:43fell and fainted, as of life and sense bereft. Soon he rose the
- 9:50cloud of anger darkened over his livid face, and he drew his godlike weapon
- 9:54with a mold and human grace. Arrows keen and dark as midnight, claiming
- 10:00in their lightning flight, struck it his disroyal armor with a fierce, resistless
- 10:05might. Clanking fell a shattered armor from his parson, fair and pale as
- 10:11from sans Merian splendor. Clouds adrifted by the gale, armorless but bright and
- 10:18radiant, brave with his steer vegeta fight bright a sky with stars bey spangled
- 10:22on a clear and cloudless night, and he threw his pointed lances like the
- 10:28summer's bursting flood. Once again it his deer's weapons drank his fiery foeman's blood
- 10:35fell with anguish, wrathful curn fiercely turned the tide of war, cut it
- 10:39his tar's royal standard, crashed his sumptuous battle car, and heorsed his gallant
- 10:46coursers teel his chariot bounding flew, and much more than godlike proise than his
- 10:52famed Viga drew fainted, his tear sorely bleeding wighed no more to fatal fight.
- 10:58Carless, steedless, void of armor, sought his safety in his flight
- 11:03speed, doubt himid man of Pennance, proud insulting Karnes said, famed for
- 11:09virtue, not for valor, blood of dine, I will not shed speed
- 11:13at gant. I wanted mantra to the rights that seizes no but the hound
- 11:18warrior urchin calm and meet his warlike foe, to his tent retired tistir in
- 11:24his rat and in his shame. Spake to Virgin who from brattle to his
- 11:30angry elder, came hast thou yet o tardy urgin bathes, insulting karn slain
- 11:37Carn, dealing their destruction on these battles, red and plain, like his
- 11:41teacher, Persudam dies in purple blood his course like a snake of deathful poison.
- 11:48Kern guards the crew force. Kern smote my chariot driver and my standard
- 11:52rant in twain, shattered corn, lifeless horses, strewd a red ginglorious plain
- 12:00scurs with life, in speechless anguish from the battlefield. I fled, scorn
- 12:05of foes and shame of kinsmen. Warrior's fame and honor dead them long ears
- 12:11and tree yid is tre joy nor peace nor rest hath seen. And while
- 12:16Kern leaves and glories, all our insults steel are green. Has Doualjeun slain
- 12:22the chieftain, as in swelling pride he stood hast Thou wiped our wrongs and
- 12:28insults in that cheriot driver's blood. At the distance, Krishna answered fiery,
- 12:35ar Jin fought his way. Now he meets the archer Kern, and he
- 12:37vows his death to day. Angrily did his tears forehead, and the tremor
- 12:43shook his frame as he spake to silent outchin words of insult and of shame.
- 12:50Wherefore, like a painted warrior, doth the hellndurgeon stand. Wherefore useless
- 12:56lies Gandhib in his weak and norveless hand. Wherefore hangs the un mighty saber
- 13:03from his belt of silk and gold. Wherefore doth appearless Krishna drive his courser's
- 13:07fleet and bold if afar from war Sarena, timid urgent seeks to hide if
- 13:15he shuns the mighty carn battling in unconquered pride, urgin, heal thy famed
- 13:22gandhib unto ward your hands than thine on some braver truer warrior, late thy
- 13:26mighty standard shine heal thy helmet and thy armor. Heal thy gleaming sword and
- 13:33shield, hide thee from this doubtful battle. Matchless carn rules. The field
- 13:39sparkled Urgin's eye in anger with a red and livid flame, and the tempest
- 13:46of his passion shook his more than mortal frame. Heedless on the sword hilt,
- 13:52Urgent placed his swift and trembling hand, heedless with a warrior's instinct.
- 13:56Due the dark and glistening brand, sacred blood of king and elder would have
- 14:01stained his trenchant steel. But the wise and noble Krishna strove the fatal feud
- 14:07to heal not before thy elder, Reurgeon, but in yonder purple field against
- 14:15thy rival and thy foemen, used thy warlic, sword and shield. Render
- 14:20honor to thy elder. Quench thy hasty, impious rat sin, not against
- 14:26holy Sestra. Leave not Virtue's sacred pad bow before thy virtuous elder, as
- 14:33before the gods in heaven. Sheathe thy sword and quell thy passion. Be
- 14:37thy hasty sin forgiven DEITYA surgeon silent listened and obeyed the man. The tie
- 14:46tears of manly sorrow trickled from his soft and altered eye, dear in joy
- 14:52and dear in suffering. Calm is righteous, Elder stood, dear in represstous
- 14:56mansions, dearer in the jungalood. Urgent seated his flashing saber, joined his
- 15:03hands and hung his head, fixed his eye on good it is here,
- 15:07and in humble accents said, pardon, great and saintly monarch vessel's disrespectful word.
- 15:16Pardon elder, if a younger heedless drew his seinful sword, but thou
- 15:20hast to yield my weapon stung my soul to beeter strife dearer is the bogandivant
- 15:26urchin than his life. Pardon if the blood of anger mantled over this rugged
- 15:31brow. Pardon if I drew my saber against my duty and my vow,
- 15:37for that has the act repenting urgent bows unto thy feet, Grant me,
- 15:43gentle king and elder brother's love forgiveness. Sweet from it is dissaltered dialects gentle
- 15:50tears of sorrow's start, and he lifts his younger brother to his ever loving
- 15:56heart. Urgent, I have wronged dee brother, and no falter or sein
- 16:00is dying has the warts of thoughtless anger. Escaped these sinful leaps of mine.
- 16:07Bitter was my shame and anguish when from Kern's scar I fled redder than
- 16:12my bleeding bosom warrior's fame and honor bled has the wards I uttered a chun
- 16:18by my pain and anguish driven wipe them with a brother's kindness. Be thy
- 16:23elder, sin forgiven stronger by his elder's blessing. Urgent mounts the battle car.
- 16:30Krishna drives the mill quiet coursers to the thickening ranks of war. Onward
- 16:36came the fiery Kurn with his chiefs and armed men. Salih Orgedy's flying coursers
- 16:41with the whip and loosened rain, often met and often parted lifelong rivals in
- 16:48their fame, not to part again. The heroes, each unto the other,
- 16:52came, not to part until a chieftain by the other chief was slain,
- 16:59argent, dead, or lifeless. Curn pressed the Kurukshetra plain. Long
- 17:03they strove, but neither archer could his gallant foeman beat till like surging ocean
- 17:10billows, the dangry warrior's meat. Arguin's arrows fell on colnel like the smer's
- 17:15angry flood Can's shafts, like hissing serpents, drank the valiant Urchin's blood fierce
- 17:22and quick from his gandhib angry action. Surgent walk till the bowstring strained and
- 17:27heated, was by sudden impulse broke hold, cried Argin to his rival mind
- 17:34the honored rules of war warriors strike not helpless foreman thus disabled on the car
- 17:41hold the brave Curn until urgin Man's's overstrained bow. Argent Danuel's grave for Marcy,
- 17:48nor from God nor mortal foe vain. He spoke for a while to
- 17:53anger, heedless curn fiercely Lord taake and fastened bowless Urgent, countless arrows or
- 18:00showered like the cobra, dark and hissing carn s, gleaming lightning dart struck
- 18:06the helpless Archurgein on his broad and bleeding heart, furious like a wounded tiger,
- 18:11quivering in the dark summood with his manded d warlike weapon. Now the
- 18:15angry Urgent stood, blazing with a mighty radiance, like a flame in summer
- 18:21night. Fierce he fell on archer cern with his more and mortal might.
- 18:26Little recked the dauntless curn if his foe in anger rose corn fared not face
- 18:30of mortal dreaded, not immortal foes, nor with all his rat and valor
- 18:37urgent conquered him in war till within the soft art sinking stuck, the whill
- 18:41of current scar stood unmoved. The tilted chariot vainly wrathful sails strove urging steeled
- 18:49the struggling coursers curn s heavy car to move vainly too. The gallant caern
- 18:56leaped upon the humid soil, sought to lift the sunken axle with a hard,
- 19:00unwonted toil hold. He cried to noble legion, wage in no false
- 19:07or impious war on a foeman helpless, corless, Thou upon thy lofty car
- 19:15loudly laughed, dahum Legeon answered nor resoider gave unto klonel pleading virtue Chrishna answered
- 19:22calm and grave. Didst thou seek the paths of virtue mighty kerne archerbold.
- 19:30When SEKUNI robbed the distr of his empire and his gold, didst thou tred
- 19:34the paths of honor? On Itast's fatal fall heaping inseults on jopardy in Hastina's
- 19:40council hall. Didst Thou then fulfilled thy duty? When it IST's exiled crossed,
- 19:47Krishna asked in righting justice for it Ist Your's empire lost? Didst Thou
- 19:52fight a holy battle when its six marrouders killed? Karna hunted of a menu
- 19:57and the eightful hero killed? Speak not done of rules of honor? Blackened
- 20:03in your scenes, you die? Death is common shape of Urchune. Corn's
- 20:07fatal hour is nigh, stung to fury and to madness, faint but frantic,
- 20:15carn thought, reckless, ruthless and relentless. Valiant Urchin's life he sought,
- 20:22sent his lust resistless arrow on his foeman's mighty chest. Urgent felt a
- 20:26shock of thunder on his broad and mailed breast. Fainting fell the bleeding Urchun
- 20:33Darkness deemed his manly eye pell and breathless, watched his warriors, anxious,
- 20:38watched the gods in sky. Then it passed, and Helm Durchin rose like
- 20:44a newly lighted fire of you. My new said remembrance kindled fresh a father
- 20:48sire, and he drew his bow. Gandeep aimed his dot with stiffled bread.
- 20:56Vengeance for his murdered hero winked a fatal dort of dead, like the
- 21:00fiery bolt of lightning argents leury darrow spad, like the red and flaming Matti,
- 21:07carn fell among the dead tree fall of Celia darkly caused the shades of
- 21:18midnight, carned steel and lifeless lay, gast and pale over slaughtered thousands fell
- 21:23the Morrow's seekly ray bow and brave and proud preceptor creep out. The dutied
- 21:30and said tear bedimmed, the warrior silids and his manly bosom blood leaderless,
- 21:37the crew forces by a dire misfortune, crossed like the moonless shades of midnight
- 21:45in their outer darkness, lost like a summer dried river where he wasted.
- 21:49The varied sand lost its bride of freshening waters, sweeping over the grateful land
- 21:56as a spark of fire consumed Summer's lodged and sapless wood. Cruise lordless,
- 22:02lifeless forces shall be angry urgent's food. Vimato will seek fulfillment of the dreadful
- 22:10vow he made brave sight that iraqis vangeance for his son some timely slad bat
- 22:17this battle cheese, Judyotan pale and feedful, is dye star blood enough of
- 22:22friendly nations soaks this crimson field of war. Bid them leave the few survivors
- 22:29of a vast and countless host. Let thy few remaining brothers leave, for
- 22:33many are the lost. Kindly heart had to go to distair steal. He
- 22:40seeks for rightful peace, render back his ancient kingdom. Bid this war of
- 22:45kinsmen seves creeper, So Douryotan answered, in this sad and fatal strife.
- 22:52Ever foremost of our warriors ever careless of thy life. Ever in the council,
- 22:59chie thou hast words of wisdom, said, needless war, and there
- 23:03destruction by thy peaceful counsel staid. Every word that escips tea creeper is a
- 23:11word of truth and weight. Neat lest thy advice for conquer wise preceptor comes
- 23:17too late. Hope not that the good it is to rule again? Our
- 23:22friendship own cheated once by deep Seconi of his kingdom, and is thrown rugged.
- 23:29Wemau will not falter fatalest the vow he made. Vengeful Urgin will not
- 23:33pardon Gallant of Vimy No dead, fair dropeddy doth her penance. So our
- 23:41ancient matrons say in our blood to wash her insult and her proud insulted sleigh
- 23:47fair Sovedra born and evening weeps her dear departed son feats dropped is deathless anger
- 23:53for the hero dead and gone deeply in their bosoms, rankled wrongs and insults.
- 24:00We have given blood alone can wash it. Creeper, such the cruel
- 24:04will of heaven, and the hour for peace is over. For our best
- 24:11sleep on the plain, brothers, kinsmen, friends and elders, slumber with
- 24:17the countless slain. Shall douryd and like a recreant, now avoid the deathful
- 24:22strife. After all his bravest warriors, having war surrendered life, shall he
- 24:30sending them to slaughter, now survive and learn to flee. Shall he,
- 24:34ruler over monarchs, learn to ban the servile name proud Douriddan soothe no favor,
- 24:42even it is dying bread, unsubdued, and still unconquered, changeless,
- 24:48even unto dead. Celia, Valiant king of Madra, leads our armed hosts
- 24:53to day or to perish, or to conquer. Gallant creeper, lead away.
- 25:00Meanwhile, round the bravitstre calmly stood upon the force as the final day
- 25:06of battle now began its fatal course. Brothers kinsmen, hero warriors. So
- 25:12the good diister said, ye have done your share in battle, witness countless
- 25:18foreman dead said it is to is your eldest. Let him end this fatal
- 25:22strife, slay the lust of guru chieftains, or surrender throne in life,
- 25:30both said Tickie, ever faithful with his arms, protects my right, Drupert's
- 25:34son with watchful valor gods my left with wonted might in the front, doth
- 25:41vima battle careful, urgent God's the rear. I will lead the battle center,
- 25:47which shall know nor flight nor fear truly. On that fatal morning,
- 25:52Bravities Tear kept his word long and fiercely wedged the combat with fair Madra's valiant
- 25:59lord. Thick and fast arrow s whistled and the lances pointed well. Crashing
- 26:04with the sound of thunder, Celia's mighty standard fell. Rescued by the son
- 26:11of Drona. Celia rushed again to war, slew the noble milk white coursers
- 26:15of id Istri's royal car and as Prince the hungry lion on the spotted jungle
- 26:22deer. Cela rushed upun itistir, reckless and unknown to fear. Bravedes tear
- 26:29marked him coming, and he hauled his fatal dart, like the fatal curse
- 26:33of Brahmen, sank the weapon in his heart. Blood suffused his eye,
- 26:37and nostril quivered steel his feeble hand like a cliff by under riven Celia fell
- 26:44and shooked the land. And that was the fatal battle for them. Lessa
- 26:49king was slain, pierced by angry Sahadib false Saconni pressed a plain. All
- 26:56the brothers of d Urudhan tiger rested. We must live. Proud Urudan,
- 27:02pale and panting, from the field of battle, flew four night of slaughter,
- 27:11far from battles, soil and slaughter by a darkened, limpid lake,
- 27:15sad and slow and faint do you theen deed is humble? Shelter take But
- 27:22the villain's son Sa Pandu, with the hunter's watchful care, did attract dear
- 27:26fallen Foemen like a wild beast in its lair. God's uteness, said Douruden,
- 27:33flaming in a shame and red boy to manhood, ever hating. We
- 27:40have crossed each other's path. Now we meet to part no longer proud Douridan
- 27:45fights you all perish he or son Sapandu. May this evening see or fall
- 27:53Wema answered for the insults long en deared, but not forgiven me alone.
- 28:00You fight to you then, witness righteous gods in heaven. Call to mind
- 28:04the dark destruction plan of old, in fine desire in the halls of Varnavad
- 28:10to consume us in the fire. Call to mind the scheme deceitful deep Sacuni's
- 28:15dark device, cheating us of fame and empire by the trick of loaded dies.
- 28:22Call to mind that coward insult and outrage, foul and keen flung Undrupid's
- 28:29saintly daughter and our noble spotless Queen. Call to mind the stainless Vishma for
- 28:36thy scenes and folly, slain, lifeless, proud Preceptor Drona curn, lifeless
- 28:41on the plain, perish in thy scenes. Do you then perish to thy
- 28:47hated name and thy dark life, grim polluted and stud you them in thy
- 28:52shame, Like two bulls that fight in fury, blindly to wounds and oozing
- 28:59blood. Like two wild and warning tuskers, shaking all day, echoing wood
- 29:03like the thunder wielding Indra, Mighty Yama, dark and red, dauntless Vima
- 29:08and Duryodan fiercely strove and fought and bled. Sparks of fire shot from their
- 29:15maces, and their faces ran with blood. Neither one and neither yielded matched
- 29:21in strength to rival stood. Tunny's vow remembered Wema, and he raised his
- 29:26weapon high with a foul attack, But fatal Vima broke do Urutan's tie through
- 29:33the sky. A voice resounded as the great Duruthan fell, and the art
- 29:37the voisery echoed over her distant heel and dale. Beasts and birds in consternation
- 29:45flew over the land and azure sky man below, and heaven lycidas trembled at
- 29:51the fatal cry. Darkness fell upon the battle. Proud Uradan dying lay,
- 29:57but the slaughter of the combat closed not at the closing day, and sent
- 30:03feud and hatred linger after battle, sweeping flood and the father's deathless anger courset
- 30:08in the children's blood. Jonah slept and gallant Rupert for their earthly task was
- 30:15done. Vengeance fired the son of Drona against the royal Rupert's son. Sable
- 30:22shadows of the midnight fell over battle's silent plain, faintly shown, the fitful
- 30:27planets on the dying and the slain, and the vengeful son of Drona,
- 30:33fired by allmonds, dark and red, stole into the tents of women with
- 30:38a soft and noiseless tread Tristadima. And secondly, Princess of Panchao's land fell
- 30:45beneath a proud Avengerus Setwama's reeking hand I, where Rupert's sleeping grandson's fair Dropert
- 30:52his children lay stole the cruel arm of vengeance smoldered them ere dawn of day
- 31:00done the ghastly work of slaughter, as Satama band his way, where beside
- 31:06the limpid waters Lon Duryodhan dying lay and Durathan blessed the hero with his feeble
- 31:11flitting bread. Joy of vengeance cheered his bosom, and he died a happy
- 31:17dead and of Book ten