Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|       happy days of yore,~Loved of men in fair Ayodhya, sprung
 2   1, 1|            upon the proud man wait~Men to plighted vows were faithful,
 3   1, 1|           woman's grace~Twice-born men were free from passion,
 4   1, 2|        city's inner hall.~Stalwart men of ample stature pulled
 5   1, 2|     fainted in their fear,~And the men of many nations shook the
 6   1, 3|             in the throng of arméd men,~Rama wins the peerless
 7   1, 6|    garlands grateful unto gods and men,~And he set the golden ladles,
 8   1, 6|            ancient bosom, gods and men his wishes share,~And he
 9   1, 6|    dauntless in thy duty, loved of men and Gods above,~Take my
10   1, 7|     welcome filled the air,~Joyous men and merry women issued forth
11   2, 1|          monarchs and the kings of men,~Mansions meet for prince
12   2, 2|           warlike pride,~Countless men from town and hamlet heard
13   2, 2|           weigh upon thee, king of men,~Young in years is righteous
14   2, 2|         his children to his loving men he came,~Blessed our homes
15   2, 3|        merry maids the censer lit,~Men with broom and sprinkled
16   2, 3|            noonday light~Troops of men and merry children laboured
17   2, 3|      burghers one and all,~And the men from distant hamlets poured
18   2, 7|          wealth and gold and arméd men!~Tender-hearted is the monarch,
19   3   |            of millions of faithful men and faithful women, and
20   3, 4|         before, behind,~Tlironging men and wailing women wept for
21   3, 5|            dear,~And perchance her men and women shed for us a
22   3, 5|            us a silent tear,~Loyal men and faithful women, they
23   3, 6|        collected near,~And by holy men surrounded 'neath the trees'
24   3, 6|            lightsome monkeys play,~Men who view its towering summit
25   3, 7|     kinsmen he may rule his loving men!~On her breast her arms
26   4, 1|          safe from fear of hostile men,~As from creatures of the
27   4, 2|       engines of the war,~With the men who shoot the arrow and
28   4, 2|           levin,~And they slay our men and cattle like the wrath
29   4, 4|     partaken, can it nourish other men,~Food bestowed upon a Brahman,
30   4, 4|         vain the hope and creed of men,~Seek the pleasures of the
31   4, 4|        false, than from the cobra, men with deeper terror fly,~
32   5, 1|           king of nations, lord of men,~Grant us to thy kind protection
33   5, 4|         the winter's ample harvest men perform each pious rite,~
34   5, 4|         the rite of agrayana pious men their sins dispel,~And with
35   6   |       suffered. To the millions of men and women in India, Sita
36   6, 6|         wide-world, Gods above and men below,~He whose proud and
37   8, 2|           and royal tuskers, arméd men and battle car,~Ruled his
38   8, 2|    kindness Rama loved his subject men!~Dasa-ratha, promise -fettered,
39   9, 1|            act on counsel from his men for wisdom known,~Next are
40   9, 2|         homeless hermits, helpless men?~Hanuman approached in secret,
41   9, 8|            what are sons of mortal men,~What are homeless human
42  10, 4|          strove with Rama's might,~Men on earth nor Gods immortal
43  10, 6|          and his wrongs to sons of men!~Listen more! this fated
44  11   |       great Epic.~The gathering of men at Ayodhya, the greetings
45  11   |           the happiness enjoyed by men during the reign of Rama--
46  11, 3|       Agastya's home of love,~Holy men by holy duties sanctify
47  11, 4|     spacious kingdom and thy loyal men once more,~Thou shalt hold
48  11, 5|           Apsaras formed the ring,~Men in nations hailed their
49  11, 5|            came not to his subject men,~Widows wept not in their
50  12   | field-furrow which bears crops for men. We find how that simple
51  12   |          Earth. To the millions of men and women in India, however,
52  12, 3|          sters of the festive day,~Men of science and of logic,
53  12, 5|            and undefiled,~Gods and men proclaim her virtue! But
54 Epi   |         together the most renowned men of the age from distant
55 Epi   |         his children to his loving men he came,~Blessed our homes