Book, Chapter

 1   1, 3 |      Gifted envoys from Mithila day and night in gladness passed!~
 2   1, 5 |    proud Kaikeya's line,~On the day that Dasa-ratha made his
 3   2, 1 |        and thought by night and day,~And their father in Ayodhya,
 4   2, 1 |       sent.~Brightly dawned the day of gathering; in the lofty
 5   2, 3 |          ushered in the festive day,~Till the royal bards and
 6   2, 3 |       burghers that the festive day was come,~Till the mart
 7   2, 3 |       Rama and by Sita, for the day's auspicious rite.~Rama
 8   2, 5 |       Stars be witness, Sky and Day and sable Night,~Rolling
 9   2, 5 | anointed, Rama banished on this day!"~
10   2, 6 |      few and brief on earth his day,~Lend me, wife, a woman'
11   2, 6 |  blackest guile?~Ever since the day, Kaikeyi, when a gentle
12   2, 6 |   perish ere the dawning of the day,~O'er a dark life sin-polluted,
13   3    |     well known in India to this day, and is annually traversed
14   3    |     live for ever.~On the third day of their exile, Rama and
15   3    |       the Ganges; on the fourth day they came to the hermitage
16   3    |         the Jumna; on the fifth day they crossed the Jumna,
17   3    |         woods; and on the sixth day they came to the hill of
18   3, 2 |     shall protect her night and day,~Grant it, with his bow
19   3, 3 |     smile and pass the livelong day,~When misfortune's darkness
20   3, 5 |       Rama rested by the river, day of toilsome journey o'er,~
21   3, 5 |      Rama's chariot through the day,~"Soft-eyed Sita, faithful
22   3, 5 |    darkness comes with close of day,~Weary was the endless journey,
23   3, 5 |    people see us not by dawn of day,~Follow not through wood
24   3, 5 |        shall march ere break of day,~So our true and faithful
25   3, 6 |         stray,~All the toilsome day they travelled, evening
26   3, 6 |      through the long and weary day,~Still through grove and
27   3, 7 |         Ancient Bard of ancient day,~Deeds of virtue and of
28   3, 7 |    moment is auspicious and the day is bright and fair."~Lakshman
29   3, 7 |      the Malyavati flows,~Sixth day of their weary wand'rings
30   4, 1 |      arrows shone like light of day,~And like flame-tongued
31   5, 4 |         pale~Brightening as the day advances piercing through
32   5, 4 |         yore,~Spends his winter day in penance, sleeps at night
33   6    |     India, Sita remains to this day the ideal of female love
34   6, 1 |        Rama passed the livelong day.~And it so befell, a maiden,
35   6, 3 |         glowing in the light of day!~Rama bade the faithful
36   6, 6 |     through the dark and dreary day,~And five thousand gay-dressed
37   6, 6 |        high,~Snatch the orbs of day and midnight from their
38   7, 1 |        points illumed,~And this day shall not be ended ere it
39   8, 1 |        dazzling as the light of day,~Brightly grew the flower
40   8, 3 |      Sita leave not Rama dreary day or darksome night,~Till
41   8, 4 |         Sita weeps the livelong day,~Marshal forth thy bannered
42  10, 1 |         in the dawning light of day,~Wrath and anguish shook
43  10, 1 |         Raksha's pride!~All the day the battle lasted, endless
44  10, 2 |         the sleep that knows no day!~But I weep not for my Rama
45  10, 7 |         prince and hero and his day on earth is done,~In a brighter
46  10, 7 |       royal sabre on that fatal day had stained,~But his true
47  10, 7 |        war,~'Tis the fourteenth day auspicious of the dark and
48  10, 8 |   warrior tall,~Arm! this fated day will witness Lakshman's
49  10, 11|         of sky,~Darker grew the day of combat, fiercer grew
50  11    |      tradition in India to this day.~The portions translated
51  11, 4 |     mantra to the rising God of Day!~Silver swans by Rama's
52  12    |         chanted portions of it, day after day, till the recital
53  12    |       portions of it, day after day, till the recital was completed.
54  12    |        cantos were recited each day, so that the recital of
55  12, 2 |       the story list,~Sing from day to day unwearied, in this
56  12, 2 |    story list,~Sing from day to day unwearied, in this sacrificial
57  12, 2 |      morn to night, recite each day,~Till from end to end is
58  12, 3 |        min'sters of the festive day,~Men of science and of logic,
59  12, 3 |         the bright and livelong day,~Eyes and ears and hearts
60  12, 3 |      answered, but the hours of day were o'er,~And Valmiki's
61  12, 3 |       and music thus was lifted day to day,~And from day to
62  12, 3 |    music thus was lifted day to day,~And from day to day they
63  12, 3 |     lifted day to day,~And from day to day they listened to
64  12, 3 |         to day,~And from day to day they listened to Valmiki'
65  12, 5 |      heart is bursting, and her day on earth is done,~And she
66  12, 5 |        action I have lived from day of birth,~Spare a daughter'
67 Epi    |         of India to the present day.~It is probable that the
68 Epi    |       own ideals in the present day may not be the ideals of
69 Epi    |         And down to the present day the popular mind in India,