Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |       Fathers, to each guest in virtue trained,~Rites were done
 2   1, 1 |     Queen Kausalya blessed with virtue true and righteous Rama
 3   1, 3 |       World-renowned is Janak's virtue, Heaven-inspired his learning
 4   1, 4 |      And thy righteous fame and virtue grace thy gift, Videha's
 5   1, 5 |       Bharat prince of peerless virtue, worthy of his father's
 6   1, 6 |        Henceforth sharer of thy virtue, be. she, prince, thy faithful
 7   1, 6 |       Lakshman, fearless in thy virtue, take thy true and faithful
 8   1, 7 |     Queen Kausalya blessed with virtue, Queen Kaikeyi in her pride,~
 9   2, 1 |    baser passion and with every virtue blest!~Soft in speech, sedate
10   2, 1 |       his Rama with each kingly virtue blest,~And from lifelong
11   2, 2 |         FORTUNE'S QUEEN,~By his virtue and his valour lord of earth
12   2, 2 |         is blessed with valour, virtue marks his deed and word,~
13   2, 2 |        soul with grace,~And his virtue fills the wide earth and
14   2, 6 |        Ever known for truth and virtue, speak to peers and monarchs
15   2, 6 |        all inviolate, stainless virtue marks his sway,~Let it now
16   2, 7 |        rishi when his truth and virtue fail!~Breathless mused the
17   3, 1 |      Faith in Gods and faith in virtue on thy bosom hold their
18   3, 1 | faultless faith obey,~Truth and virtue on thy bosom ever hold their
19   3, 2 |           Ever true to deeds of virtue, duteous brother, faithful
20   3, 3 |      part,~Manly deed nor manly virtue wins the changeful woman'
21   3, 3 | faithful Sita true in heart, in virtue high,~And she wept the tears
22   3, 3 |         loving mother, trust in virtue's changeless beam,~Swift
23   3, 7 |        of ancient day,~Deeds of virtue and of valour live in thy
24   4, 2 |      For the tears of suffering virtue wither like the thunder
25   4, 4 |        wisdom brings no profit, virtue shuns the crooked way,~For
26   4, 4 |       worldly-wise!~If assuming virtue's mantle I should seek the
27   4, 5 |         Trust me, Bharat, lofty virtue, strength and will to thee
28   6, 1 |        Striving in the cause of virtue in the woods we wander still.~
29   6, 6 |     word,~Rich in valour and in virtue,--Rama is my wedded lord!~
30   7, 1 |      son!~True to duty, true to virtue, Rama passed his forest
31   7, 2 |         Not with Rama prince of virtue wage a combat dread and
32   8, 2 |    Ruled his realm in truth and virtue, in his bounty ever free,~
33   8, 2 |        he,~Robed in every royal virtue, great in peace in battle
34   8, 2 |        kin,~Friend of piety and virtue, punisher of crime and sin,~
35   9, 6 |       Cherish peace and cherish virtue and thy sons and daughters
36  10, 2 |     born~Rama soul of truth and virtue sleeps the sleep that knows
37  10, 6 |     proud youth, that Truth and Virtue in my heart precedence take,~
38  10, 6 |        Gods assist the cause of virtue!"--Lakahman uttered as he
39  10, 9 |      mountains herbs of healing virtue rent,~And by loving Rama
40  10, 10|      Rama strives for right and virtue,--Gods assist the brave
41  11    |       Sita proves her stainless virtue by an Ordeal of Fire, and
42  11, 2 |       Guarded by her changeless virtue, Sita still remains the
43  11, 2 |        True to wedded troth and virtue Sita thought of thee alone,~
44  11, 2 |    youth,~Have I doubted Sita's virtue, Sita's fixed and changeless
45  11, 2 |     sinless,--let the world her virtue know,~For the God of Fire
46  12, 2 |    clouds your birth,~Stainless virtue be your shelter, virtue
47  12, 2 |         virtue be your shelter, virtue be your wealth on earth!~
48  12, 3 |       Untold tales of deathless virtue sanctify his sacred line,~
49  12, 4 |        monarchs may she yet her virtue prove,~Grace once more my
50  12, 4 |      subjects may her truth and virtue shine,~Queen of Rama's heart
51  12, 5 |     incarnate did her stainless virtue prove!~Pardon, if the voice
52  12, 5 |    pride,~May my Sita prove her virtue, be again my loving bride!"~
53  12, 5 |        Witness of her truth and virtue can a loving woman need?~
54  12, 5 |       Gods and men proclaim her virtue! But fair Sita is no more,~