Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |    monarch true and bold,~As the earth was ruled by Mann in the
 2   1, 2 |     terrific clang,~And the firm earth shook and trembled and the
 3   1, 3 |          message said:~'Known on earth my plighted promise, spoke
 4   2, 1 |          lifetime ere my days on earth be done,~Shall I place my
 5   2, 1 |   diverse tokens now appeared on earth and sky,~And his failing
 6   2, 1 |         radiant lustre fills the earth from skies above!~Dear to
 7   2, 2 |    virtue and his valour lord of earth he might have been!~Speak
 8   2, 2 |          not man in all the wide earth who excels the stainless
 9   2, 2 |        his virtue fills the wide earth and exalts his ancient race!~
10   2, 5 |          rudely severed from the earth,~Like a fallen fair Apsara,
11   2, 5 |       farthest sea,~And the wide earth is my empire, monarchs list
12   2, 5 |         Worlds and this our wide Earth, and each dark and unseen
13   2, 6 |        husband, few and brief on earth his day,~Lend me, wife,
14   3, 2 |         father, he who ruled the earth and main,~Is a captive to
15   3, 2 |    consolation have they left on earth below!"~Spake the hero: "
16   3, 3 |       for race of Raghu known on earth for holy might,~Bounteous
17   3, 4 |       departing,--saw him not on earth again!~
18   4, 1 |          lotus eye.~Lord of wide earth ocean-girdled, but intent
19   4, 1 |          royal yajnas filled the earth with righteous fame,~Now
20   4, 2 |        his father as the king of earth and main,~By the fair Earth
21   4, 2 |      earth and main,~By the fair Earth loved and welcomed, Rama,
22   4, 4 |       own,~Entering on his Nvide earth friendless, and departing
23   4, 4 |          transient home,~Thus on earth are kin and kindred, home
24   4, 4 |          way,~Truth sustains the earth and nations and a monarch'
25   4, 4 |       Truth which rules the wide earth and the regions of the sky!~
26   4, 4 |         actions, and pervade the earth and air!~Unto AGNI, unto
27   4, 6 |        the plough and tilled the earth,~From the furrow made by
28   5, 1 | Car-borne kings protect the wide earth by their prowess and their
29   5, 3 |    cottage walled with moistened earth and soft,~Pillared with
30   5, 3 |      again and treads the bright earth, from the bonds of YAMA
31   6    |          fate which few women on earth have suffered. To the millions
32   6, 1 |         wearing various forms on earth!"~"Listen," so spake Surpa-nakha, "
33   6, 4 |  causeless terror; in the sky or earth below,~In the nether regions,
34   6, 6 |          rest friendless on this earth."~"Brahman nor a righteous
35   7, 2 |    vengeance dread,~And the firm earth shook and trembled 'neath
36   7, 5 |        it heaves a sigh,~And the earth is hot and feverish, moistened
37   7, 6 |      Utmost confines of the wide earth, home of Gods and Spirits
38   9, 8 |         accents, shaking sky and earth with groan,~Mighty Gods
39  10, 1 |        fierce delight,~Shook the earth and sounding welkin, waked
40  10, 2 |        course?~Breathes upon the earth no warrior who could face
41  10, 2 |          from my birth,~Child of Earth I seek in suffering bosom
42  10, 2 |     suffering bosom of my mother Earth!~But I grieve for dear Kausalya,
43  10, 4 |          Kunibha-karna hurled to earth his feeble foes,~Dreadful
44  10, 4 |        with Rama's might,~Men on earth nor Gods immortal conquered
45  10, 5 |          Lakshman's on this wide earth shall be done,~Witness INDRA
46  10, 5 |        through a cloud.~Scanning earth and bright sky vainly for
47  10, 6 |        its sable mantle o'er the earth and ocean drew,~Forcing
48  10, 6 |       snake!~Listen, youth! this earth no longer bears thy father'
49  10, 6 |        for the neighbour's wife,~Earth and skies have doomed thy
50  10, 7 |          and hero and his day on earth is done,~In a brighter world,
51  10, 7 |         with terror pale,~On the earth our maids and matrons mourn
52  10, 8 |         Indrajit of magic might,~Earth nor sky shall hide my foemen
53  10, 8 |         arméd soldiers shook the earth beneath their tread,~Horsemen
54  10, 8 |      their boding voices and the earth confessed a spell,~Gouts
55  10, 9 |        footsteps and his task on earth is done!~Thou hast from
56  10, 9 |     true-hearted brother, not on earth we often find!~When Sumitra
57  10, 11|   celestial trees,~Fell upon the earth and ocean, rode upon the
58  11, 1 |          Sita sprang from Mother Earth,~As a maiden true and stainless
59  11, 1 |     woman's lofty creed,~And the earth by ocean girdled with its
60  11, 4 |          swept,~And the grateful earth be sprinkled with the water
61  11, 4 |   descended from the air,~And on earth the chariot lighted,--car
62  11, 5 |  returning seasons went,~And the earth in grateful gladness never
63  12    |      broken, and she invoked the Earth to take her back. And the
64  12    |        to take her back. And the Earth, which had given Sita birth,
65  12    |        adventures returns to the Earth. To the millions of men
66  12, 2 |         virtue be your wealth on earth!~If the royal Rama questions
67  12, 2 |          Teacher and our Sire on earth below,~Wake your harps to
68  12, 5 |         bursting, and her day on earth is done,~And she pressed
69  12, 5 |          and receive her, Mother Earth!~If in duty and devotion
70  12, 5 |        laboured undefiled,~After Earth I who bore this woman, once
71  12, 5 |          a faithful wife,~Mother Earth I relieve thy Sita from
72  12, 5 |          of this life!"~Then the earth was rent and parted, and
73 End    |   Durvasa, who always appears on earth to create mischief. And
74 Epi    |        among any other nation on earth. There is not a Hindu man
75 Epi    |          the bosom of her Mother Earth, true in death as she had
76 Epi    |   civilisation; and no nation on earth has preserved a more faithful
77 Epi    |       Spirit of God descended on earth, as an incarnation of Vishnu