Book, Chapter

  1   1, 2 |           palace balls~Pleased at heart the sage assented, envoys
  2   1, 5 |      ancient city with an anxious heart I went,~In the city of Mithila,--
  3   1, 7 |  communion lived in Sita's loving heart!~Days of joy and months
  4   1, 7 |  communion lived in Sita's loving heart!~
  5   2, 1 |       father in Ayodhya, great of heart and stout of hand,~Thought
  6   2, 1 |   children righteous Rama won his heart,~As SWAYABIBHU of all creatures,
  7   2, 2 | Dasa-ratha, ancient lord,~For his heart is blessed with valour,
  8   2, 2 |         and mart and hamlet every heart hath Rama won,~Burghers
  9   2, 4 |          virtues fill his jealous heart with scorn!~Trust me, queen,
 10   2, 4 |        rage or madness clouds thy heart and blinds thine eye,~Courting
 11   2, 4 |       thou hast won thy monarch's heart,~Queen Kausalya's bosom
 12   2, 5 |            dearest to his ancient heart,~Came the king with eager
 13   2, 5 |           woke-within his ancient heart,~And the magic of her beauty
 14   2, 5 |          husband, dearer than his heart and life!~Like a bright
 15   2, 5 |      Empress, sorrow-laden is thy heart,~Who with daring slight
 16   2, 5 |           offered, what my loving heart might seek,~Long delayed
 17   2, 6 |       Kaikeyi, throned thee in my heart of truth,~Nursed thee in
 18   2, 6 |        cold and still his beating heart!~Sunless roll the world
 19   2, 6 |      Queen Kaikeyi: "If thy royal heart repent,~Break thy word and
 20   2, 6 |       loathsome spirit stains thy heart with blackest guile?~Ever
 21   2, 6 |          purpose hath a stainless heart defiled,~Ruthless wish to
 22   2, 6 |          break a wife's confiding heart,~How can father, false and
 23   2, 6 |      Queen Kaikeyi: "If thy royal heart repent,~Break thy word and
 24   2, 6 |    cheated woman broke her loving heart and died!"~Darker grew the
 25   2, 6 |          shadows! give my wearied heart relief,~Spread thy sable
 26   2, 7 |           a sigh of sorrow as his heart would break in twain,~Like
 27   2, 7 |      fills with grief my father's heart,~Gracious unto me is father
 28   2, 7 |        wring his tom and tortured heart,~Bharat lives with brave
 29   2, 7 |           ere I wound my father's heart,~Rath my unknown crime or
 30   2, 7 |       escaped thee thus his royal heart to wring,~Speak, my ever-lovinging
 31   2, 7 |           deep disaster pains his heart and clouds his brow?"~Mother'
 32   2, 7 |         had sworn,~But his feeble heart repenting is by pride and
 33   2, 7 |       grief nor anger touched his heart,~Calmly from his father'
 34   3    |       Rama pressed on the ancient heart of Dasa-ratha. The feeble
 35   3, 1 |         my husband's love,~And my heart in sweet communion shall
 36   3, 2 |        she who nursed thee on her heart?~For the king our aged father,
 37   3, 2 |          rankles in her sorrowing heart,~Thou alone can'st serve
 38   3, 2 |          Rama heard with grateful heart,~And with Sita and with
 39   3, 3 |        wins the changeful woman's heart!~But the true and righteous
 40   3, 3 |         the faithful Sita true in heart, in virtue high,~And she
 41   3, 4 |        with a strong and trusting heart,~Mounted on the car of splendour
 42   3, 4 |    sadness breaks a much-enduring heart,~Heed not Dasa-ratha's mandate,
 43   3, 5 |            followed us with loyal heart,~They would take us to Ayodhya,
 44   3, 6 |      suited well,~Or if still thy heart inclineth, here in peace
 45   3, 8 |        message gave,~Dasa-ratha's heart was shadowed by the deepening
 46   3, 8 |          may not wound thy filial heart,~Help of helpless, sight
 47   4, 1 |           brother stung his noble heart to flame,~Scorning sin-polluted
 48   4, 1 |    lamented pious Bharat, for his heart was anguish-rent,~As before
 49   4, 4 |       Rama, idle maxims cloud thy heart and warp thy mind,~Maxims
 50   4, 5 |       throne.~They shall nerve my heart to duty and shall safely
 51   4, 6 |     wifely deep devotion fills my heart with purpose high,~Stay
 52   4, 6 |        garment shine!"~Pleased at heart the ancient priestess clad
 53   4, 6 |          came,~Where with anxious heart awaited Rama prince of righteous
 54   5, 1 |         race,~Youth for whom this heart hath thirsted, youth endued
 55   5, 4 |          righteous purpose Rama's heart was calm and brave~Rama
 56   6, 1 |         unholy, holy Rama won her heart,~And, forlove makes bold
 57   6, 3 |           forest brake!"~"Much my heart misgives me, sister," Lakshman
 58   6, 3 |         fascination Sita's inmost heart was thrilled,~"Husband,
 59   6, 3 |          steps and light,~Fill my heart with eager longing and my
 60   6, 4 |           with a cold and callous heart,~Courtest thou the death
 61   6, 4 |       free from sin is Lakshman's heart,~Witness ye my truth of
 62   6, 5 |      beauty to subdue the woman's heart:~"Beaming in thy golden
 63   6, 5 |          dark eyes beam,~Crush my heart, as rolling waters crush
 64   6, 6 |       lustre, Sita, wins my royal heart,~Be a sharer of my empire,
 65   6, 6 |         the wife of Rama stout of heart and strong of hand!~Pierce
 66   6, 7 |        Lakshman, stainless in thy heart and deed,~Save a faithful
 67   7, 2 |         and high!~Much my woman's heart misgives me, not without
 68   7, 3 |           smote the gentle Rama's heart,~On his bow of ample stature
 69   7, 5 |          Sita's absence breaks my heart,~Rain and tempest cloud
 70   8, 2 |    rapture overflowed her widowed heart,~Is it dream's deceitful
 71   8, 3 |      absent Sita wakes within his heart a sigh!~Doth my husband
 72   8, 3 |          pleases Rama's anguished heart,~Till he, wins his wedded
 73   8, 4 |         token Rama presses to his heart!~"As the mother-cow, Sugriva,
 74   8, 4 |         upon this token yields my heart by anguish wrung,~Well I
 75   8, 4 | changeless love,~Did she waft her heart's affection o'er the billows
 76   9, 5 |         was he,--~Spake his young heart's mighty passion in his
 77   9, 9 |         gather but they blend not heart with heart,~Winter clouds
 78   9, 9 |         they blend not heart with heart,~Winter clouds are big with
 79  10, 1 |     draining lifeblood from their heart!~Vainly then the royal brothers
 80  10, 3 |       poured the red blood of his heart.~Onward through the scattered
 81  10, 3 |        watchful Lakshman stout of heart and true of aim,~With his
 82  10, 6 |       that Truth and Virtue in my heart precedence take,~And we
 83  10, 6 |          fury fired each foeman's heart,~Either warrior felt his
 84  10, 7 |           dearest to thy father's heart.,~Victor over bright Immortals,-
 85  10, 8 |        waked within the monarch's heart,~And he heaved a sigh of
 86  10, 8 |          the senseless Lakshman's heart,~Wrathful Rama saw the combat
 87  10, 11|     circled bow,~Pierced the iron heart of Ravan, lain the lifeless
 88  11, 1 |      concealed,~Silent heaved his heart in anguish, silent drooped
 89  11, 3 |           sorrow and bestowed her heart and hand,~On Bibhisban good
 90  12    |          the whole of the Epic by heart, and chanted portions of
 91  12    |        the boy-minstrels, and his heart yearned once more for Sita,
 92  12    |          an unjust suspicion, her heart was broken, and she invoked
 93  12, 3 |      first to ending if thy royal heart incline!"~"Be it so," thus
 94  12, 3 |         royal hall,~Eager was his heart to listen, eager were the
 95  12, 4 |    Valmiki message sent,~That his heart with eager longing sought
 96  12, 4 |     virtue shine,~Queen of Rama's heart and empire may she once
 97  12, 5 |          empire, tore her from my heart and home!~In the dark and
 98  12, 5 |       woman need?~Oh! her woman~s heart is bursting, and her day
 99 Epi    |         was at last torn from the heart and home of his dying father
100 Epi    |         serpent, and envenoms her heart with the poison of her own
101 Epi    |      inner workings of the human; heart and of human motives, the
102 Epi    |      stormy passions in the human heart more graphically or more