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  1   1, 1 |      daughters, rich in wit and woman's grace~Twice-born men were
  2   1, 7 |        their loyal love!~With a woman's whole affection fond and
  3   2, 3 |    laboured with a loving care,~Woman's skill and woman's fancy
  4   2, 3 |         care,~Woman's skill and woman's fancy made the city passing
  5   2, 4 |        is nigh!~Who that hath a woman's wisdom, who that is a
  6   2, 4 |       Know the truth, O witless woman! Bharat is unmatched in
  7   2, 4 |         s proud command?~With a woman's scornful anger Manthara
  8   2, 4 |      What inspires thee, wicked woman, thus to rail in bitter
  9   2, 4 |       What alarms thee, crooked woman, in the happy rites begun,~
 10   2, 4 |         offends thee, senseless woman, wherefore dost thou idly
 11   2, 4 |      Trust thy old and faithful woman who bath nursed thee, youthful
 12   2, 4 | Kausalya's bosom rankles with a woman's secret smart,~Let her
 13   2, 4 |         smart,~Let her not with woman's vengeance turn upon her
 14   2, 4 |        Kaikeyi's bosom worked a woman's jealous thought,~Speechless
 15   2, 5 |    almost lost thy life,~With a woman's loving tendance poor Kaikeyi
 16   2, 6 |       his day,~Lend me, wife, a woman's kindness, as a consort
 17   2, 6 |      his promise, how a cheated woman died!"~"Fair thy form,"
 18   2, 6 |    beauty dwells upon thy face,~Woman's winsome charms bedeck
 19   2, 6 |       charms bedeck thee, and a woman's peerless grace,~Wherefore
 20   2, 6 |   unfailing duty you have won a woman's fame,~Wherefore now this
 21   2, 6 |      Wherefore, darkly-scheming woman, on unrighteous purpose
 22   2, 6 |         my action done,~That by woman's mandate driven I have
 23   2, 6 |      Queen Kansalya, dear-loved woman! she who serves me as a
 24   2, 6 |         And a trusting, cheated woman broke her loving heart and
 25   2, 7 |        brow?"~Mother's love nor woman's pity moved the deep-determined
 26   3, 1 |                             I - WOMAN'S LOVE~"Dearly loved, devoted
 27   3, 1 |        sorrow and in suffering, woman's brightest fame be thine~
 28   3, 1 |         word,~Stirred by loving woman's passion boldly answered
 29   3, 1 |         grade;~For the faithful woman follows where her wedded
 30   3, 1 |        brother rules the wedded woman's state,~With her lord she
 31   3, 1 |       palace, vain are these to woman's life,~Dearer is her husband'
 32   3, 1 |        That her home the wedded woman doth beside her husband
 33   3, 1 |      and wander with a faithful woman's pride,~And the wild fruit
 34   3, 1 |         union,--happiest lot to woman given,--~Sita seeks not
 35   3, 3 |       husband ever true,~With a woman's whole affection render
 36   3, 3 |     plighted word,~And forget a woman's duty, woman's faith to
 37   3, 3 |      And forget a woman's duty, woman's faith to wedded lord,~
 38   3, 3 |       virtue wins the changeful woman's heart!~But the true and
 39   3, 3 |      But the true and righteous woman, loving, spouse and changeless
 40   3, 3 |    prove,~Measureless to wedded woman is her lord and husband'
 41   3, 3 |     true to Scriptures, true to woman's plighted word,~Can I ever
 42   4, 2 |     wedded lord departed, and a woman's tarnished fame!~Thou alone
 43   5, 1 |      great Agastya bent,~With a woman's soft devotion Sita, bowed
 44   5, 2 |    followed Raghu's son,~With a woman's deep devotion woman's
 45   5, 2 |         a woman's deep devotion woman's duty she hath done!~How
 46   5, 2 |     done!~How unlike the fickle woman, true while Fame and Fortune
 47   5, 2 |        How unlike the changeful woman, false as light the lightnings
 48   6    |     occasion on which the ideal woman of the Epic harboured an
 49   6, 1 |          Friended by a youthful woman, arméd with thy bow of might,~
 50   6, 2 | pleasures prove,~Wearied with a woman's dalliance let him court
 51   6, 3 |    eager longing which befits a woman ill,~And an unknown fascination
 52   6, 4 |      her speech and word,~For a woman's sense is clouded by the
 53   6, 4 |          Fickle is the faith of woman, poison-dealing is her tongue!~
 54   6, 5 |       soothing art,~Praised the woman's peerless beauty to subdue
 55   6, 5 |   peerless beauty to subdue the woman's heart:~"Beaming in thy
 56   6, 5 |       no brighter form or face,~Woman seen by eyes of mortals
 57   6, 7 |         the struggling fainting woman still he held upon his breast,~
 58   6, 7 |        Save a faithful wife and woman from a Raksha's lust and
 59   6, 7 |   erring sister, pardon words a woman said:~Help me, ever righteous
 60   7, 1 |      love the monarch won,~By a woman's false contrivance banished
 61   7, 2 |     husband and her lord,~And a woman's deeper wisdom spake in
 62   7, 2 |        s deeper wisdom spake in woman's loving word:~Wherefore
 63   7, 2 |         proud and high!~Much my woman's heart misgives me, not
 64   7, 3 |        amidst thy maids retire,~Woman's love and soft devotion
 65   7, 3 |        s love and soft devotion woman's timid thoughts inspire,~
 66   8, 1 |         his eyes did rest,~On a woman sad and sorrowing in her
 67   8, 2 |       beauty, peerless shape of woman's grace,~Is my Rama's dear-loved
 68   8, 4 |      true and tender token of a woman's changeless love,~Did she
 69   9, 9 |        the milk of cow,~Long as woman shall be changeful, hermits
 70   9, 10|         For thy impious lust of woman, for thy dark unrighteous
 71  10, 2 |     companion,--though a Raksha woman she,--~Felt her soul subdued
 72  10, 2 |        thy anguish see a Raksha woman weep,~Though thy Rama armed
 73  10, 6 |          Indrajit slays not the woman whom his father seeks as
 74  10, 6 |          Indrajit slays not the woman whom his father seeks to
 75  10, 7 |       her image, Ravan will the woman slay!"~Followed by his trembling
 76  10, 7 |   silent sorrowed for her lord.~Woman's blood the royal sabre
 77  10, 7 |        of shame.~"Not against a woman, Ravan, mighty warriors
 78  10, 7 |      not thus a caitiff's fate,~Woman's blood pollutes our valour,
 79  10, 7 |         eternal gate!~Leave the woman in her sorrow, mount upon
 80  10, 8 |      lamentation and the cry of woman's wail,~Issuing from the
 81  10, 9 |        thy elder stood,~Love of woman, love of comrade, trite
 82  10, 12|  nations perish for a righteous woman's woe,~But for impious lust
 83  10, 12|         But for impious lust of woman,--all forgetful of thy wife,~
 84  11, 1 |       dwelling--rumour clouds a woman's fame--~Righteous Rama'
 85  11, 1 |      than a dark suspicion to a woman were her death!~Wherefore,
 86  11, 1 |        wave,~To assist a fallen woman and a tainted wife to save,~
 87  11, 1 |        from land to land!~But a woman pleadeth vainly when suspicion
 88  11, 1 |        dishonour darkens o'er a woman's life,~Death alone is friend
 89  11, 1 |    suspicion, honour lives when woman dies!"~Dark was Rama's gloomy
 90  11, 1 |       scandal brings a faithful woman shame,~Witness of our sins
 91  11, 1 |      Sita's high devotion and a woman's lofty creed,~And the earth
 92  11, 2 |                            II - WOMAN'S TRUTH VINDICATED~Slow
 93  11, 2 |         passion conquered not a woman's love,~For the virtuous
 94  11, 2 |        unsullied is a righteous woman's life,~Be the wide world
 95  12    |     taken back into his house a woman who had lived in the palace
 96  12, 5 |         and virtue can a loving woman need?~Oh! her woman~s heart
 97  12, 5 |      loving woman need?~Oh! her woman~s heart is bursting, and
 98  12, 5 |     After Earth I who bore this woman, once again, receive thy
 99 Epi    |         the ideal of a faithful woman and a devoted wife. A pious
100 Epi    |        slumbering jealousy of a woman and awakens the alarms of
101 Epi    |         she becomes a desperate woman, resolved to maintain her
102 Epi    |          the determination of a woman and an imperious queen,
103 Epi    |       Perfect Man and a Perfect Woman; their truth under trials
104 Epi    |        a part of his ideal of a woman's life. Sita holds a place
105 Epi    |         the humbler trials of a woman's life; and Sita's endurance
106 Epi    |        That her home the wedded woman doth beside her husband