Book, Chapter

 1   6    |          this Book. The love of a Raksha princess for Rama and for
 2   6, 1 |       cottage stood,~Surpa-nakha, Raksha maiden, sister of the Raksha
 3   6, 1 |      Raksha maiden, sister of the Raksha lord,~Came and looked with
 4   6, 1 |    lotus-faced!~What though she a Raksha maiden, poor in beauty plain
 5   6, 1 |         story of his exile to the Raksha maiden told:~"Dasa-ratha
 6   6, 1 |            Much I fear thou art a Raksha wearing various forms on
 7   6, 1 |           thou wouldst know,~I am Raksha, Surpa-nakha, wearing various
 8   6, 2 |         dalliance let him court a Raksha's love!"~Wrath of unrequited
 9   6, 2 |     revere thy dame?~But beware a Raksha's fury and an injured female'
10   6, 2 |        Sita fell in terror as the Raksha rose to slay,~So beneath
11   6, 3 |           Tis some deep deceitful Raksha wearing every shape at will,~
12   6, 5 |        lonely cottage pressed the Raksha in his might,~Mute and voiceless
13   6, 7 |         By his right the ruthless Raksha lifted up the fainting fair!~
14   6, 7 |           Marked the mighty-arméd Raksha lift the poor and helpless
15   6, 7 |    faithful wife and woman from a Raksha's lust and greed.~True and
16   6, 7 |         Hurl thy vengeance on the Raksha who insults thy faithful
17   6, 7 |         From the foul and impious Raksha thou shalt still redeem
18   6, 7 |       bloody talons to impede the Raksha's path,~Pierced and bleeding
19   7, 1 |           Till a false perfidious Raksha stole his fair and faithful
20   7, 5 |        loving Sita! writhing in a Raksha's power,~As the lightning
21   7, 5 |       true and faithful seeks the Raksha's secret hold,~Firm in faith
22   8    | surrounded by a terrible guard of Raksha females; and in this hard
23   8, 3 |        the boundless ocean to the Raksha's castled hold,~Thou hast
24   8, 3 |           to do before,~Dared the Raksha in his island, Ravan in
25   8, 3 |           cherished Sita from the Raksha's castled hold,~Thoughts
26   9, 2 |           deed,~While his gallant Raksha forces stand beside him
27   9, 6 |         implore,~Take my counsel, Raksha monarch, vain against him
28   9, 9 |           I may not shed,--~Other Raksha craven-hearted by my royal
29   9, 10|         Rose in arms the wrathful Raksha and in fury rushed before.~"
30   9, 10|    brother's death,~Ponder yet, O Raksha monarch, save thy race and
31  10, 1 |   charging Rakshas sallied with a Raksha's pride!~All the day the
32  10, 2 |    fitting vengeance on the cruel Raksha force,~Till the hand of
33  10, 2 |          her companion,--though a Raksha woman she,--~Felt her soul
34  10, 2 |         and for thy anguish see a Raksha woman weep,~Though thy Rama
35  10, 2 |           stainless warrior see a Raksha filled with woe!~Fainting
36  10, 3 |          watchful, speedy was the Raksha's fall,~Then the mighty-armed
37  10, 3 |           voice of sankha and the Raksha's battle cry,~Song of triumph,
38  10, 3 |         And each fierce and fiery Raksha charged with warrior's deathless
39  10, 3 |         of MARUT next against the Raksha came,~Fierce and strong
40  10, 3 |          unrivalled fame,~But the Raksha's mighty onset gods nor
41  10, 3 |        missile, thirsting for the Raksha's blood,~Vainly fought the
42  10, 4 |           O Kumbha-karna, can the Raksha's honour save,~Strongest
43  10, 4 |     honour save,~Strongest of the Raksha warriors, stoutest-hearted
44  10, 4 |       rock.~Hurled upon the giant Raksha speeding with the lightning'
45  10, 4 |         and sturdy stroke,~On the Raksha's limbs of iron stone and
46  10, 4 |         with mighty effort on the Raksha's towering held,~With his
47  10, 4 |         flying rock aside,~By the Raksha's weapon stricken Hanuman
48  10, 4 |        Short the combat, soon the Raksha caught and turned his foe
49  10, 4 |     through forest wood,~Came the Raksha where in glory Lakshman
50  10, 5 |      girdled Rama's living chain,~Raksha chieftain after chieftain
51  10, 5 |         woe:~Once again that wily Raksha, slaying all our Vanar train,~
52  10, 6 |    stealing thus my life to take,~Raksha born of Raksha parents,
53  10, 6 |           to take,~Raksha born of Raksha parents, dost thou glory
54  10, 6 |      Lakshman meets thee, impious Raksha, by the stern decree of
55  10, 6 |       hurtling arrows pierced the Raksha's golden mail,~Shattered
56  10, 6 |     golden mail,~Shattered by the Raksha's weapons Lakshman's useless
57  10, 6 |         his bow amain,~Slayed the Raksha's steeds and driver, severed
58  10, 7 |      restrained.~And the watchful Raksha females girdled round the
59  10, 8 |        Arm each chief and gallant Raksha! be our sacred duty done,~
60  10, 11|          pain and terror from the Raksha ranks arose,~And a shout