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 1   2, 4 |     legends tell,~Weeds protect a forest monarch which the woodman'
 2   2, 5 |            Witness Rangers of the forest, Household Gods that guard
 3   2, 7 |        Fourteen years in Dandak's forest live and wander at thy will,~
 4   3    |          us beautiful glimpses of forest life in holy hermitages.
 5   3, 2 |           the wild deer range the forest and the lordly tuskers roam,~
 6   3, 2 |       woodlands he shall seek the forest fruit,~Berries dear to holy
 7   3, 3 |           When thy elder wends to forest, forest-life to thee is
 8   3, 3 |        fair Ayodhya be thy humble forest life,~Go, my son, the voice
 9   3, 4 |        Fourteen years in Dandak's forest shall the righteous Rama
10   3, 4 |           And they parted for the forest; like a long unending night,~
11   3, 4 |         of pain,~Like the wail of forest creatures when the forest-king
12   3, 5 |      Weeps the lone and voiceless forest, and in darksome lair and
13   3, 5 |          nest,~Feathered bird and forest creature seek their midnight'
14   3, 6 |           mandate, Rama seeks the forest shade,~Ganga! o'er the three
15   3, 6 |          Mark the monarchs of the forest severed by the hermit's
16   3, 6 |          All unharmed the bird of forest; pecked the grain collected
17   3, 6 |       home,~Welcome to a hermit's forest, be this spot your place
18   3, 6 |         Peak of Beauty, where the forest creatures stray,~And in
19   3, 7 |         my husband's exile in the forest's darksome shade,~May he
20   3, 7 |          wandered and the belt of forest passed,~Slew the wild deer
21   3, 7 |         endless wanderings in the forest thus they spent.~"Wake,
22   3, 7 |     purpose said,~And of leaf and forest timber Lakshman soon a cottage
23   3, 8 |         righteous wither like the forest fire,~Short the pathway
24   4    |      dress of an anchorite in the forest.~But one of the most curious
25   4, 1 |       Mark the dark and trackless forest where the untamed tuskers
26   4, 1 |          of many nations, he hath forest refuge sought,~Yielded throne
27   4, 1 |          As from creatures of the forest is the lion's lordly den!~
28   4, 2 |       father's wishes Rama to the forest came,~For the son and duteous
29   4, 3 |           kith and kindred by her forest but she stood!~"Hast thou,
30   4, 3 |          bosom like the withering forest fire,~Thus to see thee,
31   4, 4 |          jungle we shall seek the forest fare,~Worship Gods who watch
32   4, 6 |      followed him in exile in the forest dark and lone!~Softly from
33   4, 6 |          In the hushed and silent forest silvered by the moon's pale
34   5    |         hermitage, Rama built his forest dwelling in the woods of
35   5, 1 |       with holy splendour glowed,~Forest songsters knew the asrama
36   5, 1 |         welcomed wanderers in the forest shade,~Rama bright as Lord
37   5, 1 |            Brought them fruit and forest blossoms, blessed them with
38   5, 1 |           On thy throne or in the forest, king of nations, lord of
39   5, 1 |      Filled the pure and peaceful forest with a calm and holy love!~
40   5, 1 |         fame,~By these fruits and forest blossoms be our humble homage
41   5, 1 |         foemen, scathing like the forest fire!~Be these weapons thy
42   5, 2 |         Holier were this hermit's forest as the saintly Sita's home!"~"
43   5, 2 |       place,~Wild is Panchavati's forest where unseen the wild deer
44   5, 2 |            Therefore Panchavati's forest marked I for thy woodland
45   5, 2 |      might!~Mark yon gloomy Mahua forest stretching o'er the boundless
46   5, 3 |                         III - THE FOREST OF PANCHAVATI~Godavari's
47   5, 3 |       told,~Panchavati's lonesome forest with its blossoms red and
48   5, 4 |          the golden autumn in the forest's gloomy shade,~And the
49   5, 4 |       Mantling hill and field and forest, painting bush and leaf
50   6, 1 |            Tell me, female of the forest, who thou be and whence
51   6, 3 |      valiant Lakshman strewed the forest with the dead,~Till the
52   6, 3 |          radiance browsing by the forest brake!"~"Much my heart misgives
53   6, 3 |        Monarchs wand'ring in this forest, hunting in this lonely
54   6, 3 |            not in jewelled lustre forest creatures haunt the green,~'
55   6, 3 |          of beauty,--sharer of my forest life!~I have witnessed in
56   6, 3 |      grass,~Sweet memento of this forest when our forest days will
57   6, 3 |           of this forest when our forest days will pass!~Pardon if
58   6, 4 |         To the dread and darksome forest with thy keenest arrows
59   6, 4 |           of wily Rakshas in this forest dark and high!~Sita, thou
60   6, 4 |         Ruthless Rakshas roam the forest to revenge their leader
61   6, 4 |           Guardian Spirits of the forest watch thee from each secret
62   6, 5 |          moment; silent stood the forest trees,~Conscious of a deed
63   6, 5 |        darkness fell the fragrant forest breeze,~Godavari's troubled
64   6, 5 |        dance!~Mute and still were forest creatures when in guise
65   6, 5 |       Wherefore then, in lonesome forest, nymph or maiden, make thy
66   6, 5 |           palace, not in pathless forest roam,~Blossoms rich, not
67   6, 5 |         power!~Lady of the sylvan forest! other destiny is thine,~
68   6, 5 |         sky,~All unworthy is this forest for a nymph or heavenly
69   6, 5 |        Wherefore then this dismal forest doth thy fairy face adorn,~
70   6, 6 |         elder wanders through the forest now.~Rest thee here, O holy
71   6, 6 |      brothers greet thee with the forest game,~Speak, if so it please
72   6, 7 |           To the dark and distant forest where her noble lord had
73   7, 1 |           empire lived within the forest cave,~To the exiled king
74   7, 1 |           virtue, Rama passed his forest life,~Till a false perfidious
75   7, 1 | Kishkindha's empire here I lead a forest life,~Pledge of love and
76   7, 1 |       rugged mountains I endure a forest life,~For my tyrant brother
77   7, 2 |           my word,~What my son in forest confines from his messengers
78   7, 3 |          combat, flaming like the forest fire!~Bali braced his warlike
79   7, 3 |            Wingéd dwellers of the forest heard the twang with trembling
80   7, 5 |           died,--~In some unknown forest fastness doth my sorrowing
81   7, 6 |         Seek each ravine rock and forest and each shadowy hill and
82   8, 1 |           Matted bark of trees of forest drape her neck and bosom
83   8, 3 |          still!~Flesh of deer nor forest honey tasteth Rama true
84   8, 3 |       crushes Ravan in his might,~Forest flower nor scented creeper
85  10, 1 |          of Ravan like a sweeping forest flame,~And their shafts
86  10, 4 | Kumbha-karna fearless stood,~As a forest conflagration feasts upon
87  10, 4 |      forces, like a flame through forest wood,~Came the Raksha where
88  10, 7 |           woe in forests when the forest monarch falls,~Hark! the
89  10, 11|        gentle zephyrs through the forest murmured by,~Sweetest scent
90  11, 2 |         oft by royal Ravan in the forest far and lone,~True to wedded
91  11, 3 |        Dost thou, o'er the Dandak forest, view the Chitrakuta hill.~
92  12, 1 |           courtiers to Naimisha's forest went.~Fair was far Naimisha'
93  12, 1 |           Fair was far Naimisha's forest by the limpid Gumti's shom.~
94  12, 2 |            Gentle children of the forest, unknown strangers in this
95  12, 3 |        silver, bounteous monarch, forest life beseem not well!"~"
96  12, 4 |        dame,~Sita banished to the forest, stainless in her righteous
97  12, 5 |            In the dark and dreary forest was my Sita left to mourn,~
98 Epi    |          adventures in a desolate forest and in a hostile prison