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- 0:00Book nine, Drona Bird Fall of Drona. On the fall of Vishma,
- 0:08the Brahmu chief, Drona, preceptor of the Kuru and Panda princess, was
- 0:13appointed the leader of the Kuru forces. For five days, Dronah held his
- 0:18own against the Pandavs, and some of the incidents of these days, like
- 0:22the fall of a Emenu and the vengeance a virgin, are among the most
- 0:26steering passages in the epic. The description of the different standards of the Pandav
- 0:31and the Kuru warriors is also interesting. At last, Droonah slew his ancient
- 0:37foe, the King of the Panchals, and was then slain by his son,
- 0:41the Prince of the Panchals. The book is an a Richmond of book
- 0:45seven of the original text. One single combat between Wema and Celia morning ushered
- 0:55in the battle wand the warrior's herd. We tread Dronah, prest and proud
- 1:00preceptor. Now the crew forces led, and the poe compelling Rona pledge,
- 1:06distraught and solemn word he would take it is your captive to Hastina's hofty lord,
- 1:12but the ever faithful urgent to his virtuous elder bowed, and in clear
- 1:18and manful accents, speak his warlike thoughts aloud. Sacred is our great preceptor,
- 1:23Sacred is Acharya's life. Urgent may not slay his teacher, even in
- 1:29this mortal strife. Saving this commands O monarch Urgin's bow and warlick sword for
- 1:36thy safety, honored elder Urgent takes his plighted word matchless in the auto battle
- 1:42is our teacher fierce and dread, but he comes not to it his steer
- 1:48save over blood of virgin shed morning witnessed dotty rona foremost in the battle's tide.
- 1:55But it is theirs. Warlike chieftains compassed him on every side. Foremost
- 2:00of the youthful chieftains came resistless. Argune's son, father's blood and milk of
- 2:06mad fired his deeds of wellor done. As the lion of the jungle drags
- 2:10the ox into his lair. Of Jimenu from his chariot dragged Pauraba by the
- 2:15hair Cheddreth King of Sindhu, marked a faint and bleeding chief, leaping from
- 2:23his car of battle, Wrathful came to his relief. A Himenu left his
- 2:29captive turned upon the mightier foe and its sword and hardened buckler gave and farried
- 2:35many a blow. Rank to rank from both to forces. Cry of admiration
- 2:40rose streaming men poured forth in wonder watched a combat fierce and clothes piercing of
- 2:47Himnu's buckler. Judyud sent his stroke, but the torned and twisted sword blade
- 2:52snapping in the midway, broke weaponless. The King of Sindhu ran into his
- 2:58sheltering car. Selyiah came unto his rescue from a battlefield of fire, dauntless
- 3:04on the new asailant Urgin's son, his weapon drew, interposing in TwixT the
- 3:08fighters vemaself On Celia Leo stoutest wrestlers in the armies. Peerless fighters with the
- 3:16mas Vema and the stalwart Celia stood a post face to face. Hamp unfastening
- 3:23bombed their maises, and the wire of twisted gold, whiling bright in circling
- 3:28flashes, shook their stuff. The warrior's boled off this truck, and sparks
- 3:34of red fire issued from the season Dude, unlike horned bulls, infuriate Madras
- 3:38King and Vima stood closer still, they came like tigers closing with their reddened
- 3:46paws, or like taskers with their red tusks, eagles with the randing claws,
- 3:52loud as in rass peels of thunder steel. Their blows were echold round,
- 3:57ranked to rank. The startled soldiers heard the off repeated sound, but
- 4:01as strikes in vain the lightning on the solid mountain rock, Vema, not
- 4:06a fearless Sailia, fell or moved beneath the shark closer drew the watchful heroes,
- 4:13and their clubs were wielded well till by many blows belavered both. The
- 4:16fainting fighters fell like a drunkard. Dazed and reeling, Vema rose his toff
- 4:24to wield senseless celia, heavy breathing henchmen carried from the field, breathing like
- 4:30a wounded serpent. Lifted from the field of war, he was carried by
- 4:34his soldiers to the shelter of his car. Drown A still would matchless prowse
- 4:40would redeem his plighted word, sought to take it his teir captive to doyoden
- 4:45Curu's lord Veil. Then the twin born brothers came to cross the conqueror's path
- 4:51Machis Lord bon Charles Monarch vainly faced him in his red ranked to rank the
- 4:59criery sounded circling over the battlefield, Dronah takes it his tear, captive with
- 5:03his weapons, sword and shield. Urgin heard the dreadful message, and in
- 5:09haste and fury came strove to save his king and elder and redeem his loyal
- 5:14fame. Speeding with his milk, white coursers dashed into the teak of war,
- 5:19blew his shrill and dreaded Sunka drove his sounding battle car fiercer darker grew
- 5:26the battle one above the red and plain. Evening drew her peaceful mantle over
- 5:31the living and the slain, two standards of the pandavs. Morning came steal
- 5:42rounded his tear. Jonah led the gathering war Rigin fought the Somer sub ducts
- 5:46in the battlefield Afar, But the Prince of fir Panchal marked his father's encient
- 5:51foe and against a doughty Drona chastadim your Banti's bow. But as darksome,
- 5:59cloudy man, angry gusts of storm divide through the scattered fainting foremen Drona drove
- 6:04his car in pride. Steats went down and riven chariots. Young panchaald torned
- 6:11and fled onward, drove resistless Drona over the dying and the dead. One
- 6:17more prince of fair Panchal against a mighty Drona came and Sian feud ran in
- 6:24the red blood of Panchal. Chiefs of fame, fated dealth with reckless valor.
- 6:30Still he fought his father's foe, fought and fell. Relentless Drona led
- 6:34the brave sade Tejit low surging steel like ocean's billows, other pound The warriors
- 6:41came to protect their virtuous monarch and redeem their Ansiome fame came in various battle
- 6:47chariots drawn by steets of every hill. Various were the chieftain's standards, which
- 6:53the warring nations knew. Vima drove his tallart horses tinted like the dappled deer,
- 7:00grey and pigeon colored coursers bore upon child's prince and peer horses bread in
- 7:06famed camboage, fiery peared green in hue, brave knuckles, sumptuous chariot in
- 7:13the deathful battle drew piebald horses trained to battle did young sadebrain I wory what
- 7:19it is discoursers with their flowing upon mane and by him with gold umbrella.
- 7:27Valiant monarch drupet came horses of a bright bay color carried Machia's king of fame,
- 7:33varied as their various coursers gallantly, their standards rose with their wondrous strange
- 7:39devices, terror of their armed foes, waterjer on, tawny deerskin, such
- 7:45as Drona's sign of war Drona as a tender infant rested in a water jar,
- 7:51golden moon which stars surrounding was it is. TIR's sign of yore.
- 7:56Silver lion was the standard tiger wasted Fema bore brave Knuckle's sign was red deer
- 8:03with its back of burnished gold, silver swornwed beltry sounding Sahib's aunts hat told
- 8:09golden peacock reached templeagent was Jana vimid Now's joy fultures shown on Katoo Katcha Vema's
- 8:16proud and gallant boy Now durud unmarked a woman heaving like a rising tide,
- 8:24and they faced a wrathful Vima towering in his stameless pride short the war for
- 8:30proud de rud and, wounded from the battle, fled and his warriors from
- 8:35fair Anger rested with the countless dead, wild, with Tanger wagged at the
- 8:41monarch of the farthest east, with his still unconquered forces on the valiant Vima
- 8:46pressed came from far the wrathful legend and the battles front his sard, whereby
- 8:52Eastern force surrounded. Still the stalwart Vima fought fated monarch from the far ist
- 9:00Brahmaputra's sounding shore land of rising sun will hail him and his noble peers no
- 9:05more, for his tasker, pierced by arrows, trumpeted his dying whale like
- 9:13a red and flaming mateir gallant vagadat the fell denut rising rat and anguish.
- 9:18Kerne's noble bosom bled Kern, who had stayed from battle, while his rival
- 9:24vishmaled Ancient hate and jealous anger clouded Kernes warlike heard, and while Vishmalad all
- 9:33idly stumbled, Corne's bow undowed. Now he marked with warrior's anguish, all
- 9:39his comrades fled Afar and his foemen urchun sweeping over the red field of war.
- 9:46Hatred like a tongue of red fire shot from Kern's flaming eye, and
- 9:52he sprang to meet his foemen, or to conquer or to die. Fierce
- 9:58and dubious was the battle. Answering clouds gaped back the din. Kern met
- 10:03his dearest woeman, and the Las his nearest kin. Vema and Panchaal's warriors
- 10:11and Tuarjun's rescue came. Proud Dilden came to Kern, and fier Sindus,
- 10:16King of Fame, fiercely raised the gory combat. When the night did shadows
- 10:22tree, you wounded men and bloodstained chieftains to their nightly tents with Trio three
- 10:30of Emanu's dead. Fatal was the blood red morning parpling over the angry east.
- 10:37Fatal day for a m menu, bravest warrior and the best. Countless
- 10:43were the gallant chieftains. Like the sands beside the sea, None not braver
- 10:48Bosom battled none, no tens more stout and free, brief fellas Theirrhenian summers.
- 10:56Fairsuverdra's gallant boy loved the machia sol tied princes and her young heart's pride
- 11:01and joy briefalas die, sunlight winters, light of war too warly quenced Purelys,
- 11:09son of Purely Surgeon in the blood of Foemen, drenched Drona on that
- 11:15fatal morning, ranged his dreadful battle line in a circle darkly sprayed in where
- 11:20the chiefs with chiefs combined and the pandebs looked as pairing on the battle straight
- 11:26array, vainly strove to force a passage, vainly sought their onward way.
- 11:33A we Manu, young and fiery, dashed alone into the war, reckless
- 11:37to the shattered forces. All resistless drove his car elephants and crashing standards,
- 11:45lying steeds and warriors slain fell before the furious hero as he made a castly
- 11:50laying proud rood and rushed to battle. Strove to stop the turning tide,
- 11:56and his stoutest, truest warriors fought by proud Deluden's side. Onward steel went
- 12:03of Emenu Curus drove and fought in vain backward, reeled and fell. Do
- 12:09you then? And his bravest chiefs were slain. Next came Celia carboard monarch
- 12:15against the young, resistless foe or these fiery battle coursers, stretched his dread
- 12:20honoring bow onward. Steel went of Emenu Selia strove and fought in vain,
- 12:28and his warriors took him bleeding from the reddened battle plain. Next to Sassan,
- 12:33darkly lowering thundered with his banded bow of Vimenu smiled to see him,
- 12:39kinsman, and the dearest foe art taou, he said of Emenu, known
- 12:46for cruel word and deed, impious in thy heart and purpose, bathed and
- 12:50ruthless in thy greed? Didst thou with the false SACONI win a realm by
- 12:56low device, when his kingdom from it is dere by noble treeck of the
- 13:01eyes? Did'st thou in the council chamber with your insults? Paul and kin
- 13:07by her flowing raven dresses dragged his tear stainless Queen, didst thou speak to
- 13:13warlike Veema as thy serf and bound and slave? Wrong? My father right,
- 13:18the assurgeon, peerless prince and warrior, brave, Welcome, I have
- 13:24sought thee often wish to cross thy tainted pad. Welcome, dearest of all
- 13:30victims to my norse don cherished rad reap the meat of sin and insult,
- 13:35drawn out, dilatest bread for able to queen, jopardy, impious prince,
- 13:41thy, speedy, dead like a snake upon an antil Onto Sasan's wicked heart,
- 13:46fellow tissing red and fury of in my news, fiery dirt from the
- 13:52loss of blood to Sasan fainted on his battle car courro chieftains bore him senseless
- 13:58from the blood stain scene of war. Next, in glaming arms, a
- 14:03Cordred came the ridden's gallant son, proud and warlike as his father, famed
- 14:09for deeds of valor, Dan young in years and rich in valor for alas
- 14:16he fought too well, and before his weeping father, proud and gallant Luckshmen
- 14:20fell onward steel went the Vimenu midst the dying and the dead, shook from
- 14:26rank to rank to curus, and their shattered army fled. Then the impious
- 14:33Jadrad, king of Sindu's sounding shore, came fourteen unrighteous concert with six carborn
- 14:39warriors, more darkly closed the fatal circle. With the gulfing sergeous Moan dauntless
- 14:46with the seven brave chieftains of Vimenu fought alone fell alas his peacock standard,
- 14:52and his car was broken to eight bow and sever ramped and shattered, and
- 14:58his faithful drivers lane heedless yet of debt and danger, misty, with the
- 15:03loss of blood of women who wiped his forehead, gazed where dark hissed foemen
- 15:09stood then with while despairing valor, flickering flame and closing life maze in hand,
- 15:18the heedless warrior rushed to end the mortal strive, rushed upon his startled
- 15:22foemen of amnue, fought and fell, and his deeds to distant ages,
- 15:26birds and wandering minstrel's tail, like a taskar of the forest, by surrounding
- 15:33hunters slain like old conjuming wild fire, quanced upon the distant plain like a
- 15:39mountain, shaking tempest, spent in force and hushed and steel like the red
- 15:45resplendent day God setting on the western heel like the moon, serene and beauteous,
- 15:50quenched in eclipse, dark and pale, lifeless lambard of a menu.
- 15:56When the softened starlight fell done the day of death and slaughter, darkening shadows
- 16:03close around. Wearied warriors seek for shelter on the vast and tended ground soldiers
- 16:11camp fires, brightly blazing tent lights shining from afar caust their feetful glimming radiance
- 16:18on the carnage of the war Urchin from a field at distance, where upon
- 16:22the day he fought with diver faithful Krishna, now his nightly shelters saw.
- 16:30Wherefore Krishna uttered, Urchin, Evil omens strike my eye, Thoughts of sadness
- 16:36fill my bosom, wake the long forgotten sigh. Wherefore voice of evening bugle
- 16:41speaks not on the battlefield merry counts, nor sounding trumpet music to the warrior's
- 16:48yeal. Harp is hushed within the dark tents, and the voice of warlike
- 16:53song birds beside the evening camp fire. Tales of war do not forlong.
- 17:00Guiditis Tuer stamped his voiceless, And my brothers look so pale of Himen.
- 17:06You comes not joyous Krishna, and desired to hail of Himen Know's love and
- 17:11greeting, blessed like placings from above, Fearsuvadra's joy and treasure, Urgent's pride
- 17:18and hope and love. Softly and with many tear drops, did the said
- 17:25it distre teale. How in dreadful field of battle, gallant of you Minu
- 17:29fell. How the impious Jedrad fell on Arjun's youthful son, he with six
- 17:36proud grew chieftains of whom I knew all alone. How the young prince raft
- 17:41of weapon and deprived of steed and car fell as false e shattre. A
- 17:47warrior fighting on the field of war Urgin heard the father's bosom felt a cruel,
- 17:53cureless wound, brave and gallant boy, said Arjun and his upon the
- 18:00ground. Moments passed the voiceless sorrow and of speechless, bitter tear sob suit
- 18:07in his mail bosom smote the weeping listener's ear. Moments passed, with rising
- 18:14anger quivered Arjun's siren frame of my news. Cruel martyr smote the father's heart
- 18:19to flame. Didst thou say that Sindhu's monarch on my woman new boar he
- 18:26alone and judderously with six marders More, didst thou say the impious crews stooped
- 18:33unto this deed of shame, outrage on the laws of honor, stay in
- 18:38not any warrior's fame, father's curse and warrior's hatred sting them to their dying
- 18:45bread. For they feared my boy in battle, haunted him to cruel dead.
- 18:52Hear my vow, benign you distir hear me Christian narieteous Lord Urgin's hands
- 18:56shall slay the slare urgent plan see solemn old. May I never reach the
- 19:03bright sky where the righteous fathers dwell. May I with the darkest seiners leave
- 19:08within the deepest hell, with the man who slay their father's shed, their
- 19:14loving mother's blood, stain the sacred bait of Gurus, steal their gold and
- 19:18holy food, cherish envy, cheat your kinsman, speak the low and dustred
- 19:23lie. If far comes tomorrow's sunset, jaddread doth not die. Jedd Jedd
- 19:30dies tomorrow, victim to my vengeful liar. Ur ju Knelt shall yield his
- 19:36weapons, perish on the flaming pyre. Softer tear drops wept the mother joyless
- 19:42was Suadra's life, Christna's fair and honored sister, Urgin's dear and loved wife.
- 19:51Doest all lie on field of battle, smear to dust and Foemen's gore,
- 19:56child of light and love and sweetness, whom di hapless mother ball soft
- 20:02thine eye as budding lotus, sweet and gentle was thy face? Are those
- 20:07soft eyes closed in slumber, faded in that peerless grace, and thy leams
- 20:14so young and tender on the bearer to do the lie, while the hungry
- 20:18jackal prowlet and the vulture flutters nigh. Golden jewels, grace, thy bosom,
- 20:26gems bedecked, thy lofty crest dot, the crimson mark of Seber decorate
- 20:32that manly breast. Rend Suvadra's tony bosom with a mother's careless grief, Let
- 20:38her follow ver minue and in debt, obtain relief. Art to me is
- 20:45void and cheerless, joyless in my heart and home dreary without of I minue
- 20:51is this weary world to roam? And oh cheerless is that young heart of
- 20:56in my news Prince's wife, What can said Suvadraufur to her joyous sunless life,
- 21:04close our life in equal darkness for our day on Art is done for
- 21:11our love and light and treasure of Amnu, dead and gone, long,
- 21:17bewailed, janguished mother, fair dropody to o'er her hair my chest. Princess
- 21:22early widiowed shed her young heart's blood in tear four standards of the chorus al
- 21:30June's revenge Morning from the face of battle Night's depending heart and drew long and
- 21:40shrill his sounding sunka thunder wrathful Urgin blue crews knew the vow of Virgin.
- 21:47Heard the Sunka's deathful blare as it rose above the rat field, trilled the
- 21:52startled morning air speed Makrishna outspeaker Jun as he held alofty bow. For to
- 22:00day my task is dreadful, cruel is my mighty vow. Fiery coursers urged
- 22:07by Krishna, flew with lightning's rapid course, dashing through the hostile warriors and
- 22:11the serried crew force. Brave Durmarsan faced the hero, but he drove and
- 22:18fought in vain. Onward thundered Arjin chariot over the dying and the slain,
- 22:25fierce the Sassan, which his taskars rushed into the vinal war, but the
- 22:30taskar's broke in panic. Onward steel went Arjun's car drawn Aden the proud preceptor
- 22:37Urgin's furious progress taithe teardrofs filled the eye of Virgin. As these gentle words,
- 22:42he said, Pardon father, if thy pupil shants to day thy offered
- 22:48war against his a vimanu slayer urgent speats his battle car. Not against my
- 22:56great Acharia. Is my wrathful bowlstring drawn, Not against the loved father fights
- 23:02a loving duty as son heavy on this bleeding bosom seats the darkening load of
- 23:07war, and an injured father's vengeance seeks the slaughtered hero's foe. Pardon them
- 23:14if sorrowing urgin seeks a far and distant way. Mighty is the vow of
- 23:18virgin cruel is his task today? Passing by the doughty Druna, onward sped
- 23:26the fiery car through the broken line of warriors, through the shattered ranks of
- 23:30war Angas, and the brave Galingas vainly crossed his wrathful way. Proud Avan,
- 23:37These from the regions where fair Jambal's water stray famed, Avanti's fated princess
- 23:44vainly led their highland force fell beneath the Rata. Virgin staid nor stopped his
- 23:48onward course. Onward, steel, with speed of lightning, thundered Urchin's battle
- 23:55car to the spot where Jedred stood behind the ranks of war. Now the
- 24:02sun from highest janet, red and fiery radiance. Length long and weary was
- 24:07the passage Urgin's foaming steeds were spent. Arjun said the faithful Krishna. Art
- 24:15was his thy cruel quest, But thy foaming courser's falter underneath a moment's rest
- 24:22be it so brave Virgin answered, from our chariot, we alight rest a
- 24:26while they weary horses. Krishna I will watch the fire. Speaking. Thus
- 24:33the armed ur Jung lightly leaped upon the lee, stood on guard to bow
- 24:37and arrow. By the green and shady tree, Krishna groomed the jatted horses,
- 24:41faint and feeble, rather to gore. With a healing hand. He
- 24:45tan the wounds the bleeding corser's bore, watered them beside the river by the
- 24:52jaffire's soft cares, gave unto them welcome fodder, gave unto them needful rest.
- 24:59Thus refreshest the noble coursers, Krishna harnessed to the car, and the
- 25:03gleaming hal legend rushed once more into the war came on him the coour warriors.
- 25:10Darksome waves, succeeding wave standards decked with strange devices, streaming banners rich
- 25:15and brave. Foremost was the glorious standard of Preceptor Drona's son Lion's Tale in
- 25:23golden brilliance on his battle chariot shorn. Oliphant's rope was current sand signed made
- 25:30of rich and barnished gold, and the bulbe deck the standard of the bowman
- 25:34creeper, bold picock made of precious metal, decked with jewels, rich and
- 25:41rare. Pricessena's noble standard shown aloft, serene and fair plowshare of a golden
- 25:48lusser shining like the radiant flame spoke the car of Mighty Celia Madras, King
- 25:53of warlike fame, far and guarded well by chieftains shown the dazzling seaver bore
- 26:00En, signed proud of Jdrath, brought from Sindhu's sounding shore. On the
- 26:07car of Somedeata shown a stake of sacrifice, silver boar and golden parrots.
- 26:12These were Salua's proud device, last and brightest of the standards on the Prince
- 26:18Studiotan's car, lordly elephant in jewels proudly shown above the war nine heroic crew
- 26:26chieftains, bravest warriors and the best leagued I come to grapple Jum and on
- 26:33faithful Krishna pressed. Urgent swept like sweeping warlowind all resistless in his force,
- 26:40Satnavoe and Wagin combat held his ever onward course. For he sighted jedred meets
- 26:47the circling chiefs of war against that warrior gream and silent, Urgent drove his
- 26:52furious car. Now the day God rolled his chariot on the western clouds of
- 26:59Foo. Kern self and five great chieftains round brave judgreaths came vainly strove the
- 27:07valiant Duchin, struggling against the Kuru line, charged upon the peerless carn as
- 27:12he marked the daisy decline. Krishnaden, a prayer whispered, came a friendly
- 27:18sable cloud, veiled the red Sun's dazzling brilliance in a dark and inkish shroud.
- 27:25Kern deemed the evening darkness now proclaimed the close of strife. Failing in
- 27:30his plighted promise, Urgent must surrender life. And his comrade chiefs, rejoicing
- 27:37slackened in their furious fight. Judgrot hailed it to gladness, thickening shades of
- 27:42welcome night in that sad and fatal error did the cour chief's combine urgent,
- 27:49quick as bolt of lightning broke their roll unguarded line like an onward sweeping wildfire,
- 27:56shooting forth its lolling tongue on the startled judd Utchune, in his fury
- 28:00flung shot the strife as angry falcon swoops upon its helpless prey. Urgent spat
- 28:07his vengeful arrow and his poeman lifeless lay. Friendly winds removed the dark cloud
- 28:14from the reddening western heel, and the sun in crimson luser cast its fiery
- 28:19radiance tail ere. The evening's mantling darkness fell over distant heel and playing proud
- 28:26Duridan's many brothers, whereby vengeful Vima slain and Duryodhan stung by sorrow wasted,
- 28:34still unceasing fight in the teak and gathering darkness, tortuous lit the gloom of
- 28:40night. Carne, furious in his anger for his Jadreatha Slaine and for brothers
- 28:47of Duruthan, sleeping lifeless on the plain against the gallant son of Wema,
- 28:52drove his deep, resounding car and in gloom and midnight darkness waked the echoes
- 28:57of the war Wema's son brave katukatch twice, proud Curn's horses sleeve twice.
- 29:04The humble, steedless Curn from the dubious battle flew came again. The fiery
- 29:11Curn. Vengeance flamed it in his heart. Like the midnight's lurid lightning spaed
- 29:17his fell and fatal dart Woeful was the hour of darkness. Luckless was the
- 29:22starry sway. Wema's son in Newton Valor, lifeless on the ratfield lay then
- 29:30was closed, the midnight battle silent, shone the starry light. Wema knew
- 29:36nor rest nor slumber through the long and woful night. Five fall of Drona
- 29:44ere the crimson morning glittered proud to it and sad at heart to the leader
- 29:49of the Kurus. Did his sorrows? Does impart sadly speech the contest Drona
- 29:56on the battle's gory plain Koruchief's r then fallen, and my brothers mostly slaying.
- 30:03Can it be Obita brahmanas peerless in the art of war? Can it
- 30:08be that we shall falter while thou speedest the battle car Pandu's sons are but
- 30:15thy pupils. Argin meets thee not in fight, none can face the great
- 30:19Acharia in his rat and warlike mind. Wherefore then, in every battle are
- 30:26the cour chieftain slain? Wherefore lie my warlike brothers lifeless on the ghastly play?
- 30:33Is it that the faiths are battle against the Kuru house combined? Is
- 30:37it that thy heart's affection anto Pandu's sons incline? If thy secret love and
- 30:44mercy steal the sons of Pandu Clay held thy place to gallant karn On,
- 30:48God's prince of warlike fame, answered, Drunah, brief and ratful, fair
- 30:55Gundhar is royal son rapist. All the gory harvest thy sinful actions done cast
- 31:02no blame on mute presumption on a warrior's fleecy hair, faithful unto death,
- 31:07is Drona to his promise blighted? Fair? Ask thyself, oh, Prince
- 31:12Doudan, bound by battle sacred laws? Wherefore fight is not a urcheen for
- 31:18thy house and for thy cause? Ask the dark and deep Sacuni. Where
- 31:23is now his low device? Wherefore wills he not his weapon as he wills
- 31:29the load that dies? Asked the chief who proudly boasted arched urgeon health slay
- 31:36Halm Durgan swais the battle whither now dot Carn stay no the truth the gallandchen
- 31:44hath no peer on art below, and no warrior breeds. Do you then,
- 31:48who can face thy helmed foe. Dronah knows his sacred duty and it
- 31:53is wiled by heaven on high urgin or Preceptor Drona shall in this day's battle
- 31:59die Now the sun in crimson splendor, rolled his car of listening gold,
- 32:07sent his chafts of powerful radiance on the plain and mountain bold, and from
- 32:13elephant and churchier, from each bravely bannered car lighted male kings and chieftains and
- 32:19leaders of the war faced the sun with hands conjoined, and the sacred mantra
- 32:23told hymns by uncentry shes chanted, sanctified by birds of old worship done.
- 32:31Each silent warrior mounts a car or battle steeth onward to the deathful contest.
- 32:37Did his gallant forces lead, ilded fair wud pound the forces thought it?
- 32:43Drona took the field. Peer was none midst living warriors of the Brahman trained
- 32:49and scaled urchun Faithful to his promise, his preceptor would not fight king nor
- 32:55chief nor other archer dared to face his fearless mind. But old field like
- 33:02potent poison fires the warrior's heart with strife sire to son, still unforgotten,
- 33:08leaves the hate from death to life. Wrathful Princess of Panchal, by their
- 33:15deathless hatreds tongue soder and sent foe in Drona and on him for vengeance.
- 33:21Prang darkly taught, den sent warrior of the old relentless field fiercely, like
- 33:28a jungle tiger, fell upon the hostile brood. Royal Rupert's valiant grandsons,
- 33:34in their youth, untimely slain victims of a deathless discord pressed the gory battle
- 33:39playing Drupert, pale with grief and anger, marked his gallant grandsons dead,
- 33:46and his army broken rooted, and his bravest chieftains fled, filled with unforgotten
- 33:52hatred, and with father's grief and pride, rushed the king and bul Birad
- 33:58charged by doughty drooper side rose a cry of nameless terror over the red and
- 34:04ghastly plain Noble Rupert brave dat Clay among the countless lane, burning tears the
- 34:12proud roperty wept for noble father killed, made a matron with their wailing fair
- 34:17Punchal's empire field, much as joyless widowed princess, for her fate was hourly
- 34:24crossed, wept to it, had tears and anguish for her father loved and
- 34:30lost, wedged a war with fearful slaughter. Drona onward oursed his way fate
- 34:36alone, and battles chunches changed the fortunes of the day. Asatwama, son
- 34:42of Drona, was a chief of peerless fame and an elephant of battle bore
- 34:46the chieftain's warlike name, and that proud and lordly taskar Wema in his prowess
- 34:52sleeve, rank to rank, from friend to foemen. Then a garbled mass's
- 34:58flew a Satoma, son of Dronah, is by mighty Weema slain. Dronah
- 35:05heard that fatal message, bent his anguished head in pain. Speak it is
- 35:09dear soul of virtue. Thus the proud preceptor cried, Thou in truth hast
- 35:15never faltered, and the leaves have never lied. Speak of valiant Asatoma Droonah's
- 35:21hope and pride and joy, hath he fallen in this battle? He is
- 35:24he slain, my gallant boy, feeble are the hands of Dronah and his
- 35:30prowess quenched and gone fleecy, or his ancient tresses, and his arthly task
- 35:36is done. Said it is dere lordly taskar a Satama named is dead dronahard
- 35:43but half the accents feebly drooped his sinking head. Then the Prince of fair
- 35:49Panchal swiftly drove across the plain, marked his father's cruel slayer, marked his
- 35:54noble father slain. Twistadimiya bound his weapon, and his shall at was pointed
- 36:00well, and the prest and proud preceptor pureless Drona lifeless fell, and the
- 36:07fatal day was ended. Chorus fled in abject fear. Urgin for his ancient
- 36:12teacher dropped a silent filial tear. And of book nine