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 1   1, 7|       And he pleased his happy mother with a fond and filial care,~
 2   2, 4|     and peerless queen,~With a mother's joy Kaikeyi gaily watched
 3   2, 4|   proclaimed her grief,~With a mother's love for Rama thus Kaikeyi
 4   2, 4|    breast,~To a queen and to a mother need a prince's claims be
 5   2, 4|      To a thoughtless heedless mother must I Bharat's virtues
 6   2, 4|     foe,~And as crownéd Rama's mother venge her in Kaikeyi's woe,~
 7   2, 4| undying impulse mingled with a mother's fears,~Deep within Kaikeyi'
 8   2, 6|       causeless vengeance as a mother hate thy son!~Have I courted
 9   2, 6|     not covet,-blackened byhis mother's sin?~Shall I see my banished
10   2, 6|    brave,~As a fond and loving mother tends me with a watchful
11   2, 7|        not his son?~"Speak, my mother," uttered Rama," what strange
12   2, 7|       Speak, my ever-lovinging mother, speak the truth, for thou
13   2, 7|    heart and clouds his brow?"~Mother's love nor woman's pity
14   3, 1|       and obeisance pay,~To my mother, Queen Kausalya, is thy
15   3, 1|  sister's watchful love,~And a mother's true affection and a mother'
16   3, 1|  mother's true affection and a mother's kindness prove!~Listen,
17   3, 1|        and loving wife!~For my mother often taught me and my father
18   3, 2|  Bharat offer, standing by his mother's side.~Thou alone can'st
19   3, 2|    known,~And to mighty Rama's mother Bharat will obeisance own,~
20   3, 3|                          III - MOTHER'S BLESSINGS~Tears of sorrow
21   3, 3|  throne!"~"I shall do my duty, mother," said the wife with wifely
22   3, 3|        word,~Can I ever be, my mother, faithless, loveless to
23   3, 3|          Sorrow not, my loving mother, trust in virtue's changeless
24   3, 3|       to Queen Sumitra and his mother kissed his head,~Stilled
25   3, 3|      him as thy father, as thy mother tend his wife,~And to thee,
26   3, 4|      to part,~Rends it not her mother's bosom thus to see her
27   3, 4|        by age and woe,~Saw his mother faint and feeble to the
28   3, 5|    sorrow for my father and my mother loved and lost,~Stricken
29   3, 8|        thy faint and thirsting mother anxious waits for thee the
30   3, 8|         And the father and the mother perished in the lighted
31   4, 2|    pure and holy rite?~Doth my mother, Queen Kausalya, still for
32   4, 2|        empire, tend him with a mother's care?~Is each holy rite
33   4, 2|        Be thy queen a fruitful mother, be thy empire full of might!"~
34   4, 2|      bosom sank in woe,~And my mother, late repenting, weeps her
35   4, 2|        Not on thee, nor on thy mother, rests the censure or the
36   4, 2|       the blessing by a loving mother given,~For she blessed my
37   4, 3|       eye.~Rama bowed unto his mother and each elder's blessings
38   4, 3|    with loving fingers, with a mother's tender care,~Swept the
39   4, 3|       Sita as they prest,~As a mother clasps a daughter, clasped
40   4, 4|        upon the father and the mother dotes the son,~Kinship is
41   4, 4|  remain my promise given~To my mother Queen Kaikeyi, to my father
42   4, 5|       Grant this favour to thy mother, to thy brother grant this
43   4, 6|       cottage, tended her with mother's love,~Gave her robe and
44   4, 6|     her ancient breast,~And in mother's tender accents thus her
45   5, 4|       his father who is led by mother's wile,'~Vain this ancient
46   5, 4|        adage-Bharat spurns his mother's guile,~Bharat's mother
47   5, 4|       mother's guile,~Bharat's mother Queen Kaikeyi, Dasa-ratha'
48   6, 1|       s bidding, duteous to my mother's will,~Striving in the
49   6, 4|        Queen and Goddess,-as a mother to a son,~Answer to thy
50  10, 2|       in suffering bosom of my mother Earth!~But I grieve for
51  10, 2|     for dear Kausalya, sonless mother, widowed queen,~How she
52  10, 7|      wailing widowed princess, mother weeping for her son,~Leaving
53  10, 9| wherefore thus unconscious he,~Mother, wife, and brother wait
54  11, 1|       furrow, Sita sprang from Mother Earth,~As a maiden true
55  11, 3| righteous Bharat and my loving mother came,~Longing in their hearts
56  12, 5|      Banished wife and weeping mother, sorrow-stricken, suffering
57  12, 5|       anguish and receive her, Mother Earth!~If in duty and devotion
58  12, 5|        proved a faithful wife,~Mother Earth I relieve thy Sita
59  12, 5|       enfold the rose,~And the Mother in embraces held her spotless
60 Epi   |         and the sorrows of the mother at parting from her son,
61 Epi   |        awakens the alarms of a mother, till--~"Like a slow but
62 Epi   | undying impulse mingled with a mother's fears!"~The nurse's dark
63 Epi   |      and alarm of a wife and a mother, the determination of a
64 Epi   |        For," said Sita:~For my mother often taught me and my father
65 Epi   |    sinks into the bosom of her Mother Earth, true in death as