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 1   1    |                many a prince and warrior came and went away disappointed.
 2   1, 1 |               INDRA'S in their swiftness came from far Kamboja's land,~
 3   1, 1 |               from the Vindhya mountains came,~Or from deep and darksome
 4   1, 1 |          Dasa-ratha to his happy mansion came,~Queen Kausalya blessed
 5   1, 2 |              bend my bow of war,~Suitors came from farthest regions, warlike
 6   1, 2 |                  true and Lakshman bold,~Came to fair Mithila's city from
 7   1, 3 |                my bow of war,--~Monarchs came and princely suitors, chiefs
 8   1, 3 |             Mithila in their shame,~Rama came with gallant Lakshman by
 9   1, 4 |                 with a courteous welcome came to greet the royal band,~
10   1, 5 |            father's will obeyed,~Thither came the bold Yudhajit prince
11   1, 5 |             sister, and to see her son I came,~Bharat prince of peerless
12   1, 5 |            Vasishtha to the sacred yajna came,~Rama and his gallant brothers
13   1, 6 |               sacred mantra sung!~Softly came the sweet-eyed Sita,--bridal
14   1, 6 |                 Rama in his manly beauty came to take the sacred vow,~
15   1, 7 |                princes to his happy city came,~With the brides and stately
16   1, 7 |                  to their loving mothers came.~Decked in silk and queenly
17   1, 7 |                 from his distant regions came,~He hath come to take thee,
18   2, 1 |             Council nor Videha's monarch came,~Nor the warlike chief Kaikeya,
19   2, 1 |              chiefs and ancient burghers came and mustered one and all,~
20   2, 2 |            children to his loving men he came,~Blessed our homes and maids
21   2, 3 |                 south and west and east,~Came to see the consecration
22   2, 5 |             ordered, Dasa-ratha homeward came,~To the fairest of his consorts,
23   2, 5 |            dearest to his ancient heart,~Came the king with eager gladness
24   2, 6 |                  when a gentle bride you came,~By a wife's unfailing duty
25   2, 7 |               VII - THE SENTENCE~Morning came and duteous Rama to the
26   3    |                   on the fourth day they came to the hermitage of Bharad-vaja,
27   3    |                and on the sixth day they came to the hill of Chitra kuta,
28   3, 3 |           Sumitra with his due obeisance came,~And he bowed to Queen Sumitra
29   3, 4 |                  from his palace chamber came,~With each weeping queen
30   3, 6 |                er wood and lea,~And they came where sea-like Ganga rolls
31   3, 6 |           Lakshman, let us rove."~Slowly came the exile-wand'rers, when
32   3, 6 |                 dwellings rose,~And they came to Bharad-vaja, anchorite
33   3, 7 |                 with the antlered trophy came,~Placed the carcass consecrated
34   3, 8 |                  Sumantra chariot-driver came from Ganga's sacred wave,~
35   3, 8 |                cruel anguish torn,~For I came to slay the tusker by Sarayu'
36   4, 1 |               departed Bharat to Ayodhya came,~But the exile of his brother
37   4, 2 |                wishes Rama to the forest came,~For the son and duteous
38   4, 3 |    hermit-cottage ancient Queen Kausalya came,~And she saw him clad in
39   4, 3 |               his righteous fame.~Lastly came the soft-eyed Sita with
40   4, 6 |                   sweet-eyed Sita softly came,~Where with anxious heart
41   5, 1 |                greetings kind,~Wherefore came ye for permission, wherefore
42   5, 1 | righteous-hearted then the Saint Agastya came,~Rich in wealth of pious
43   5, 3 |                  and of luscious berries came,~Sacrificing to the Bright
44   5, 4 |                IV - WINTER IN PANCHAVATI~Came and passed the golden autumn
45   5, 4 |                ablutions to the Godavari came.~Meek-eyed Sita softly followed
46   5, 4 |              tresses Sita to her cottage came,~As with RUDRA wanders UMA
47   6, 1 |               sister of the Raksha lord,~Came and looked with eager longing
48   6, 1 |              Rama, by his mandate here I came,~Younger Lakshman strong
49   6, 2 |         Destruction furious Surpa -nakha came,~Rama rose to stop the slaughter
50   6, 5 |           burning with a vengeful spite,~Came to sad and sorrowing Sita
51   6, 5 |                  his vessel bore.~And he came to lonely Sita, for each
52   6, 6 |          consecration Rama to his father came.~Spake Kaikeyi to my husband:--'
53   7, 2 |              friendship Rama and Sugriva came,~Where in royal town Kishkindha,
54   8, 3 |             shelter he to Rama's consort came,~"Rama's messenger and vassal,
55   8, 4 |                 it on her hair,~When she came my bride and consort decked
56   8, 4 |            billows of the sea,~Wherefore came she not in person from her
57  10, 1 |         countless Rakshas fell,~Darkness came, the fiery foemen urged
58  10, 1 |               the gloom of night!~Onward came resistless Rakshas, laid
59  10, 1 |            Lakshman and the godlike Rama came,~And they swept the hosts
60  10, 1 |                  wave on wave succeeding came,~Perished under Rama's arrows
61  10, 1 |           Matchless in his magic weapons came and turned the battle's
62  10, 3 |                  next against the Raksha came,~Fierce and strong as stormy
63  10, 3 |               Ravan's conquering chariot came,~Where in pride mid dauntless
64  10, 3 |          sunbeams cleft each arrow as it came.~Bleeding from the darts
65  10, 4 |                Nila and the bold Sarabha came,~Gavaksha and Gandha-madan,
66  10, 4 |             prowess, to the fatal combat came,~Short the combat, soon
67  10, 4 |               flame through forest wood,~Came the Raksha where in glory
68  10, 6 |             wisdom to the anguished Rama came,~With his words of consolation
69  10, 10|                 radiant splendour, Ravan came once more to war.~Gods in
70  10, 12|                  man!-the Dark Destroyer came to thee in mortal form,~
71  11, 1 |         Wherefore, Rama, with your token came your vassal o'er the wave,~
72  11, 2 |           asunder, God of Fire incarnate came,~Holding in his radiant
73  11, 3 |                and crystal rill,~Thither came the righteous Bharat and
74  11, 3 |              Bharat and my loving mother came,~Longing in their hearts
75  11, 4 |                  royal dames and damsels came,~Queen Kausalya first and
76  11, 4 |           glorious deeds of yore,~Bharat came,--his elder's sandals still
77  11, 4 |              ether Rama's Pushpa chariot came,~And ten thousand jocund
78  11, 4 |               and each chief who thither came,~Bharat took the jewelled
79  11, 5 |                  untimely, dire diseases came not to his subject men,~
80  11, 5 |         descended in their season, never came the blighting gale,~Rich
81  12    |                  feast was held. Valmiki came to the sacrifice, and his
82  12    |             approval of his people.~Sita came. But her life had been darkened
83  12, 1 |            limpid Gumti's shom.~Monarchs came and warlike chieftains,
84  12, 2 |                  Sages to the holy yajna came~Deathless Bard of Lay Immortal--
85  12, 2 |                 to the sacred feast they came:~Lift your voices, righteous
86  12, 3 |                  pupils to their cottage came once more.~Rama with his
87  12, 5 |           Valmiki, Sita to the gathering came,~Banished wife and weeping
88  12, 5 |            Immortals to that royal Yajna came,~Hen of every race and nation,
89 Epi    |            children to his loving men he came,~Blessed our homes and maids