Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4 |          In the deep and pathless jungle let the banished Rama roam,~
 2   2, 6 |        and empire to the pathless jungle go,~Shall I see disasters
 3   2, 7 |           Like a traveller in the jungle crossed by serpent in his
 4   2, 7 |           Rama, thou shalt in the jungle dwell,~Bark of trees shall
 5   3, 1 |           Take me to the pathless jungle, bid me by my lord abide,~
 6   3, 1 |         Therefore bid me seek the jungle and in pathless forests
 7   3, 1 |         Therefore let me seek the jungle where the jungle-rangers
 8   3, 1 |       Rama pleaded dangers of the jungle life,~Vainly spake of toil
 9   3, 2 |   gorgeous plumage nestles in its jungle home,~Dearer far to me those
10   3, 2 |        And his axe shall fell the jungle, and his hands shall rear
11   3, 5 |       Follow not through wood and jungle Rama in his onward way,~
12   3, 6 |           they slayed the deer of jungle and they spread their rich
13   3, 6 |    courtyard fearless browsed the jungle deer,~All unharmed the bird
14   3, 6 |       Some wild spot where hid in jungle we may pass these years
15   3, 6 |       well,~"Is a lonely hill and jungle where some ancient hermits
16   3, 7 |        and axes felled the sturdy jungle wood,~Usira of strongest
17   3, 7 |        Oft from tree and darksome jungle, Lakshman ever true and
18   3, 7 |         Slew the wild deer of the jungle, spread on leaves their
19   3, 7 |        cheer,~Oft the elephant of jungle ranges in this darksome
20   3, 8 |           drove alone,~Buffalo or jungle tusker might frequent the
21   3, 8 |         brink,~Buffalo or deer of jungle stealing for his midnight
22   3, 8 |      drunk,--~So I thought,--some jungle tusker lifting water with
23   4    |    wandered through the woods and jungle to Chitra-kuta, and implored
24   4, 1 |        through wood and trackless jungle Chitra-kuta's peaceful scene.~
25   4, 1 | hermit-home to find,~Nestled in a jungle thicket, Rama's cottage
26   4, 1 |          mansions bright..~Now in jungle bark and deer-skin clad
27   4, 2 |         cried,~"Wherefore to this jungle dwelling hast thou from
28   4, 2 |          Or in pathless woods and jungle Rama shall his duty own,~
29   4, 3 |        Swept the dust of wood and jungle from his head and bosom
30   4, 3 |           cottage and in pathless jungle strayed,~Hast thou, Rama'
31   4, 4 |        Pass thy days in trackless jungle sacrificing all thy own,~
32   4, 4 |           Pardon, rishi, still in jungle we shall seek the forest
33   4, 6 |          Midnight prowlers of the jungle steal beneath the sable
34   5, 1 |       lonely den!~Homely fare and jungle produce were before the
35   5, 3 |    strayed,~Unseen rangers of the jungle nestled in the darksome
36   5, 3 |      Skilled to scan the wood and jungle, Lakshman, cast thy eye
37   5, 3 |       love,~And the timid deer of jungle browse within the shady
38   5, 3 |          reed and branches and of jungle grass and leaves,~And the
39   5, 4 |           and unchanging still in jungle wilds I roam,~But thy accents,
40   6, 1 |        lotus-eyed,~Stately as the jungle tusker, with his crown of
41   6, 1 |          cottage in this darksome jungle stay?"~With his wonted truth
42   6, 3 |          I have witnessed in this jungle graceful creatures passing
43   6, 3 |            Lighting up the gloomy jungle as the Moon lights up the
44   6, 4 |         He shall slay the deer of jungle, he shall voice no dastard
45   6, 5 |        Mute and voiceless was the jungle as he cast on her his eye,~
46   6, 5 |          make thy stay,~Where the jungle creatures wander and the
47   6, 5 |       Blossoms rich, not thorn of jungle, decorate a lady's bower,~
48   6, 5 |        Beast's of prey infest the jungle, Rakshas haunt its gloomy
49   6, 6 |       Wheref ore in this pathless jungle wand'rest friendless on
50   7, 1 |           he searched in wood and jungle, mountain crest and pathless
51   7, 3 |       uprooting Sal tree from the jungle wood,~As the dark cloud
52   8, 2 |         And he slayed the deer of jungle and he slept in leafy shade,~
53   8, 2 |         life,~Cheated Rama in the jungle, from his cottage stole
54   8, 2 |         Searched for Sita, in the jungle where his humble cottage
55   9, 9 |        wrath~Ask the elephants of jungle how their captors catch
56  10, 10|          the heroes, lion-like in jungle wood,~INDRA sent his arms
57  12, 2 |       Fruits and berries from the jungle, water from the crystal
58  12, 5 |            In the lone and gloomy jungle were my royal children born,~
59 Epi    |         Therefore bid me seek the jungle and in pathless forests