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 1   1   |                                 BOOK I - SITA-SWAYAWARA~(The
 2   1   |       forms the subject of this Book.~The portions translated
 3   1   |     portions translated in this Book form Section vi., Sections~
 4   1   |          and Section lxxvii. of Book i. of~the original text.~
 5   2   |                                 BOOK II - VANA-GAMANA-ADESA~(
 6   2   |         events narrated in this Book occupy scarcely two days.
 7   2   |      coronation, with which the Book begins, contrast with much
 8   2   |     portions translated in this Book form Sections i., ii., vi.,
 9   2   |      whole of Section xviii. of Book ii of the original text.~
10   3   |                                 BOOK III - DASA-RATHA-VIYOGA~(
11   3   | wanderings are narrated in this Book. Sita and the faithful Lakshman
12   3   |     portions translated in this Book form the whole or the main
13   3   |      lvi., 1xiii., and lxiv. of Book ii. of the original text.~
14   4   |                                 BOOK IV - RAMA-BHARATA-SAMBADA~(
15   4   |      Princes)~THE scene of this Book is laid at Chitra-kuta.
16   4   |     portions translated in this Book are the whole or the main
17   4   |       cix., exii., and cxix. of Book ii. of the original text.~
18   5   |                                 BOOK V - PANCHAVATI~(On the Banks
19   5   |     river, are narrated in this Book. The reader has now left
20   5   |        peace and piety, and the Book closes with the description
21   5   |     portions translated in this Book form Sections i., xii.,
22   5   |         xiii., xv., and xvi. of Book iii. of the original text.~
23   6   |                                 BOOK VI - SITA-HARANA~(Sita Lost)~
24   6   |   incidents of the Epic in this Book. The love of a Raksha princess
25   6   |     portions translated in this Book form the whole or the main
26   6   |     xlvi., xlvil., and xllx. of Book iii. of the original text.~
27   7   |                                 BOOK VII - KISHKINDHA~(In the
28   7   |         form the subject of the Book. With that contempt for
29   7   |     portions translated in this Book from Sections v., xv., xvi.,
30   7   |       Sections xl. to xliii. of Book iv. of the original text.~
31   8   |                                 BOOK VIII - SITA-SANDESA~(Sita
32   8   |     portions translated in this Book form the whole of the main
33   8   |     xxxi., xxxvi., and lxvi, of Book v. of the original text.~
34   9   |                                 BOOK IX - RAVANA-SABHA~(The Council
35   9   |     passages translated in this Book form Sections vi., viii.,
36   9   |        whole of Section xvi. of Book vi. of the original text.~
37  10   |                                 BOOK X - YUDDHA~(The War in Ceylon)~
38  10   |   rendered into English in this Book. And the reader will mark
39  10   |     portions translated in this Book form the whole or portions
40  10   |        cix., cx., and cxiii. of Book vi. of the original text.~
41  11   |                                 BOOK XI - RAJYA-ABHISHEKA~(Rama'
42  11   |     portions translated in this Book form the whole or portions
43  11   |     cxxv., cxxix., and cxxx. of Book vi. of the original text.~
44  12   |                                 BOOK XII - ASWA-MEDHA~(Sacrifice
45  12   |     portions translated in this Book form the whole or portions
46  12   |    xciii., xciv., and xcvii. of Book vii, of the original text.~
47  12, 3|      task begun,~With a seventh Book, supplemental is the poet'
48 End   |      the Uttara or Supplemental Book, the descendants of Rama
49 Epi   |       work ended with the sixth Book, which describes the return
50 Epi   |    loving subjects. The seventh Book is called Uttara or Supplemental,
51 Epi   |        Books and a Supplemental Book; and that it comprises 500
52 Epi   |       told in this Supplemental Book that the descendants of
53 Epi   |         abstract of the seventh Book in prose. And a complete
54 Epi   |       it is hoped, find in this book a handy and not unacceptable