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  1   1, 2 |             Dasa-ratha's righteous son,"~"This the bow," then spake
  2   1, 2 |         the kings assembled as the son of Raghu's race~Proudly
  3   1, 2 |            wrought by Dasa-ratha's son,~And the proud and peerless
  4   1, 5 |          my sister, and to see her son I came,~Bharat prince of
  5   1, 5 |           and to greet my sister's son!"~Spake the young and proud
  6   1, 5 |            each proud and princely son,~Waits upon the bounteous
  7   1, 7 |        golden morning woke,~To his son the gentle Bharat, thus
  8   1, 7 |           monarch spoke:~"Know, my son, the prince Kaikeya, Yudajit
  9   2, 1 |       scarcely matched the gallant son!~Taught by sages and by
 10   2, 1 |          and rest:~"Shall I see my son anointed, seated on Kosala'
 11   2, 2 |    subjects on his empire seat his son,~INDRA-like in peerless
 12   2, 2 |          who hath such a righteous son,~For in town and mart and
 13   2, 3 |     fulness of his lifetime on his son he grants his grace,~And
 14   2, 3 |       royal race,~We shall see his son anointed by his father's
 15   2, 4 |            wins the empire for her son?~Know the truth, O witless
 16   2, 4 |          they will soon anoint her son,~When on Pushya's constellation
 17   2, 4 |    brothers as a father guards his son?~And when Rama's reign is
 18   2, 4 |           custom shall not younger son succeed,~In the present
 19   2, 4 |          queen, by law and custom, son ascends the throne of pride,~
 20   2, 4 |            throne of pride,~Rama's son succeedeth Rama, luckless
 21   2, 4 |        ancient laws ordain,~Eldest son succeeds his father, younger
 22   2, 4 |           witness Queen Kausalya's son succeed?~Trust thy old and
 23   2, 4 |           save the younger and thy son!~Speak thy mandate to thy
 24   2, 4 |            to thy husband, win thy son a happy fate,~Doom him not
 25   2, 5 |       which I pray,~I would see my son anointed, Rama banished
 26   2, 6 |     vengeance as a mother hate thy son!~Have I courted thee, Kaikeyi,
 27   2, 6 |            by deeds unholy for thy son the throne to win,~Throne
 28   2, 6 |            I have banished thus my son?~Queen Kansalya, dear-loved
 29   2, 6 |            asks me of her banished son,~How shall Dasa-ratha answer
 30   2, 7 |            of Queen Kaikeyi with a son's obeisance meet,~"Rama!"
 31   2, 7 |        wherefore greets he not his son?~"Speak, my mother," uttered
 32   3    |          old hermit by killing his son. Scarcely any passage in
 33   3, 1 |            sway,~And she wills her son anointed,-fourteen years
 34   3, 1 |         exile is decreed,~Sire nor son nor loving brother rules
 35   3, 1 |         her fate,~If the righteous son of Raghu wends to forests
 36   3, 2 |        holy priests bestow,~To the son of saint Vasishtha, to each
 37   3, 3 |            follow still my godlike son,~Like a God to thee is Rama
 38   3, 3 |          above,~Thou shalt see thy son returning to thy bosom and
 39   3, 3 |         humble forest life,~Go, my son, the voice of Duty bids
 40   3, 4 |            s bosom thus to see her son depart?~True is righteous -
 41   3, 4 |            Follow not thy banished son,~He whom thou wouldst keep
 42   3, 4 |            pain,~Stood and saw his son departing,--saw him not
 43   3, 8 |        VIII - TALE OF THE HERMIT'S SON~Wise Sumantra chariot-driver
 44   3, 8 |            slayest thus a hermit's son?~Old and feeble are my parents,
 45   3, 8 |         sit unconscious when their son is doomed by fate.~Or if
 46   3, 8 |           soft and kind:~'Come, my son, to waiting parents, wherefore
 47   3, 8 |       welcomed cruel slayer of his son,~And an anguish tore my
 48   3, 8 |   quavering voice I said:~'Not thy son, O holy hermit, but a Khsatra
 49   3, 8 |          have slayed thy stainless son,~Speak my penance, or in
 50   3, 8 |           his might:~'Sorrow for a son beloved is a father's direst
 51   3, 8 |           direst woe,~Sorrow for a son beloved, Dasa-ratha, thou
 52   3, 8 |         grieving for a slaughtered son,~Thou shalt weep and thou
 53   3, 8 |          for a loved and righteous son!~Distant is the expiation,---
 54   3, 8 |         Lakshman true and faithful son,~Ah! forgive a dying father
 55   4, 2 |           rendered by each duteous son,~Do thy warriors guard thy
 56   4, 2 |       answered Dasa-ratha's eldest son,~"Dasa-ratha walks the bright
 57   4, 2 |        empire, Dasa-ratha's eldest son,~Weeping queens and loyal
 58   4, 2 |            Raghu's ancient empire, son of Raghu's royal race!~For
 59   4, 2 |           father's mandate duteous son may not disown,~And I may
 60   4, 2 |           the forest came,~For the son and duteous consort serve
 61   4, 2 |           father's mandate duteous son may not recall!"~
 62   4, 3 |           father's mandate duteous son may not recall!~
 63   4, 4 |           and the mother dotes the son,~Kinship is an idle fancy,-
 64   4, 4 |           father's mandate duteous son may not recall!"~
 65   5, 1 |           blessings kind,~"Raghu's son," thus spake the sages, "
 66   5, 2 |          she hath followed Raghu's son,~With a woman's deep devotion
 67   5, 3 |          for the righteous Raghu's son!~To the river for ablutions
 68   5, 3 |           gracious, in a righteous son like thee,~Lives again and
 69   6, 4 |          Goddess,-as a mother to a son,~Answer to thy heedless
 70   6, 6 |        Rama as his Heir and Regent son.~But the scheming Queen
 71   6, 6 |           should be exiled and her son should fill the throne,~
 72   6, 7 |        thou shalt reap from Ragu's son!~Darksome woods of Panchavati,
 73   7, 1 | contrivance banished he his eldest son!~True to duty, true to virtue,
 74   7, 2 |       husband, to my word,~What my son in forest confines from
 75   7, 4 |         royal hall.~Gallant Angad, son of Bali, is in regal duties
 76   7, 4 |            prince ordained,~Eldest son of eldest brother,--such
 77   7, 6 |         wander free!"~Next to Nila son of AGNI, Jambaman VIDHATA'
 78   7, 6 |           AGNI, Jambaman VIDHATA'S son,~Hanuman the son of MARUT,
 79   7, 6 |         VIDHATA'S son,~Hanuman the son of MARUT, famed for deeds
 80   9, 5 |           Nikumbha,--Kumbha-kama's son was he,--~Spake his young
 81   9, 6 |        foeman is this Dasa-ratha's son,~Listen to my voice of warning,--
 82   9, 8 |           S ASSURANCE~Indrajit the son of Ravan then his lofty
 83  10    |      brother Kumbha-karna, and his son Indrajit, are the most important,
 84  10    |           prowess was Indrajit the son of Ravana, but he was the
 85  10, 1 |            the flame!~Indrajit the son of Ravan, Lanka's glory
 86  10, 2 |      clasped his brave and gallant son,'~Praised him for his skill
 87  10, 3 |           Vanars fell.~Hanuman the son of MARUT next against the
 88  10, 3 |       deadly foe,~Welcome, valiant son of Ra-hu! Ravan longs to
 89  10, 4 |             fair Sumitra's gallant son,~Thou hast proved unrivalled
 90  10, 5 |           pride,~"While thy eldest son surviveth triumph dwells
 91  10, 6 |            none can combat Ravan's son,--~Let young Lakshman speed
 92  10, 6 |       foemen rose in anger Ravan's son!~"Art thou he," thus to
 93  10, 7 |            deep Bibhishan hath thy son in battle slayed,~Fallen
 94  10, 7 |       lives thy brave, thy gallant son!~Anguish filled the father'
 95  10, 7 |             mother weeping for her son,~Leaving them in tears and
 96  10, 7 |           and the father weeps the son,~Youth is fallen, and the
 97  10, 7 |       restrained,~Vengeance on his son's destroyer deep within
 98  10, 8 |            for his brave and noble son,~Mahodar and Virupaksha,
 99  10, 8 |            his brave and beauteous son,~Ravan seeks a fitting vengeance,
100  10, 8 |        father, cruel slayer of the son,~By thy skill and by thy
101  10, 11|            fell on Raghu's valiant son,--~"Champion of the true
102 Epi    |           people. Rama, the eldest son of Dasa-ratha and the hero
103 Epi    |         mother at parting from her son, were depicted by succeeding
104 Epi    |        husband, and to see her own son on the throne. The determination
105 Epi    |          in agony for his banished son. The inner workings of the