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Mbh.1.140.7473	Loud were the shouts that rose there, mingled with cheers of approval.
Mbh.5.84.4036	Loud roars were heard in the sky without any being being visible from whom these could emanate.
Mbh.6.64.3484	Loud shouts were also heard of the rejoicing Pandavas, and the cries of agony of king Bhagadatta's terrified elephant.
Mbh.7.103.4812	Loud wails of this kind were heard, O Bharata, among the Pandava troops.
Mbh.7.107.5041	Loud uproars are being heard against Arjuna's car.
Mbh.7.123.6082	Loud is the noise I hear of unretreating heroes, fighting together against that Vrishni hero of great intelligence.
Mbh.7.148.7742	Sanjaya said, Loud wails arose among thy coops, O Bharata, after the slaughter of Bhurisravas and the ruler of the Sindhus.
Mbh.7.176.9574	Loud sounds also of chat, chat, were heard in that dreadful battle.
Mbh.7.177.9635	Loud became the uproar then of falling steeds slain by those shafts, and mighty elephants struck with thunder, and great car-warriors deprived of life by other weapons.
Mbh.7.188.10340	Loud and fierce were the yells they uttered as they rushed towards Drona for encompassing him on all sides and were slaughtered by him with shafts and darts.
Mbh.7.190.10531	Loud cries of Oh and Alas were uttered, as also those of Oh and Fie.
Mbh.8.21.889	Loud became the noise caused by the sound of bow-strings and fences and bows, the grunt of elephants, and the shouts of foot-soldiers and falling men.
Mbh.8.51.2882	Loud cries of woe then, O ruler of men, arose there when those heroic sons of thine, all great bowmen, were being thus slaughtered.
Mbh.8.51.2923	Loud sounds arose from among them while they were being assailed by Bhima, like those that arise from among herd of elephants struck with large pieces of rocks.
Mbh.8.58.3374	Loud leonine shouts arose as the two hosts encountered each other, O monarch, making death their goal.
Mbh.8.62.3654	Loud cries of woe arose from among thy troops, O monarch, whilst they were being slaughtered by Dharma's son, O sire, with diverse kinds of keen shafts equipped with Kanka feathers and whetted on stone, with numerous broad-headed arrows, and with diverse kinds of darts and swords and clubs.
Mbh.8.64.3749	Loud shouts were uttered then, O monarch, by the Pandavas, inspired with this desire of victory, on beholding the Dhartarashtra host flying away on all sides.
Mbh.8.64.3761	Loud wails of woe arose from among the Pancalas, O king, afflicted, in that battle, with the mighty Bhargava weapon.
Mbh.8.64.3767	Loud became the wails of woe, like those of living creatures at the universal dissolution that were uttered by those crying combatants struck with panic and running wildly on all sides, O king, of the field of battle and trembling with fear.
Mbh.8.77.4654	Loud was the noise with which Arjuna faced his foes, like that made by Garuda in days of yore when swooping down for snakes.
Mbh.8.78.4755	Loud wails arose there among the Pancalas in that great battle, while they were thus struck with the keen shafts sped from Karna's bow.
Mbh.8.81.4996	Loud sounds of wailing were uttered by the Pancalas, O thou of great intelligence, while they were being thus smitten by the Suta's son, that rescuer of friends, for the sake of his friends
Mbh.8.89.5486	Loud sounds also arose there, like what is heard when a forest of bamboos in a wilderness is on fire.
Mbh.9.9.557	Loud cries of Oh
Mbh.9.21.1380	Loud became the noise of falling shafts in that battle, resembling that made by a vast forest of bamboo while burning on every side
Mbh.9.21.1459	Loud also became the noise, making the very hair to stand on end, of bodies falling down on the ground, divested of armour and mangled with weapons and of falling weapons also, O king, and of arms and thighs severed from the trunk.
Mbh.9.21.1463	Loud became the noise of neighing steeds of great fleetness, and of shouting men clad in mail, and of the falling darts and swords, O king, of combatants desirous of piercing the vitals of one another in consequence, O monarch, of thy evil policy.
Mbh.9.22.1547	Loud was the noise produced by those straight arrows, as also by those combatants that were covered with them in that battle by Savyasaci.
Mbh.9.27.1891	Loud were the wails uttered by those weeping ladies when they heard of the destruction of the whole army.
Mbh.9.54.3877	Loud and terrific reports were heard on every side, making the hair stand on end.
Mbh.9.54.3880	Loud sounds came from every side, without, O king, visible creatures to utter them.
Mbh.9.55.3967	Loud was the sound, O Bharata, produced by the descent of thy son's mace.
Mbh.9.56.4093	Loud also became the blare of conchs and the peal of drums and cymbals.
Mbh.10.1.86	Loud also is the din made by their neighing steeds and grunting elephants and roaring warriors!
Mbh.12.165.9871	Loud were the roars he uttered, and awful the sound of his laughter.
Mbh.12.199.12117	Loud exclamations of woe, uttered by all creatures, were then heard on all sides.
Mbh.12.281.17299	Loud shouts were once more uttered by the gods on all sides when they beheld Vritra slain, O bull of Bharata's race!
Mbh.12.283.17545	Loud were the roars they uttered which struck every living creature with dread.
Mbh.12.301.18912	Loud laughter constitutes its roars.
Mbh.14.73.3217	Loud was the noise that arose from that crowd of men who assembled together for beholding Dhananjaya the son of Kunti, and it seemed to fill all the points of the compass and the entire welkin.
Mbh.15.37.1596	Loud sounds or wailing were heard within the inner apartments of the palace.

Jijith Nadumuri Ravi
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Reference:- Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa, translated to English by Kisari Mohan Ganguli; Source of Plain Text: www.sacred-texts.com; Wikified at AncientVoice.

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