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 1   2, 5|                tresses, in the cave or hermit's cell,~Fourteen years in
 2   2, 7|               raiment and thy home the hermit's cell,~Over fair Kosala'
 3   3   |             sorrow and death to an old hermit by killing his son. Scarcely
 4   3, 6|              the forest severed by the hermit's might,~And the logs of
 5   3, 6|                from home,~Welcome to a hermit's forest, be this spot your
 6   3, 8|                     VIII - TALE OF THE HERMIT'S SON~Wise Sumantra chariot-driver
 7   3, 8|                s shore,~Saw a boy with hermit's tresses, and his pitcher
 8   3, 8|            Feebly raised his voice the hermit, and in dying accents said:~'
 9   3, 8|          kingly justice slayest thus a hermit's son?~Old and feeble are
10   3, 8|               anguish thus the wounded hermit cried,~And I drew the fatal
11   3, 8|              fatal arrow, and the holy hermit died!~Darkly fell the thickening
12   3, 8|         radiance lent,~As I filled the hermit's pitcher, to his sightless
13   3, 8|             said:~'Not thy son, O holy hermit, but a Khsatra warrior born,~
14   3, 8|               witnessed,-there a dying hermit lay!~From his pierced and
15   3, 8|                and withered, spake the hermit in his might:~'Sorrow for
16   4, 1|                Spake the dwelling of a hermit suited for a hermit's rite.~"
17   4, 1|               of a hermit suited for a hermit's rite.~"May the scene,"
18   4, 1|               and mighty kingdom for a hermit's humble cot,~Honour unto
19   4, 1|          sacred flame,~In his bark and hermit's tresses like an anchorite
20   4, 1|             holy fragrance shed,~Now a hermit's matted tresses cluster
21   4, 1|          righteous fame,~Now inured to hermit's labour by the altar's
22   4, 1|             mingled sadness filled the hermit's calm retreat!~
23   4, 3|               clad in wild bark like a hermit stern and high,~And an anguish
24   4, 5|             the crownéd Bharat will in hermit's dress appear,~Henceforth
25   4, 5|             dwells in palace guised as hermit of the wood,~In the sumptuous
26   5, 1|                to few,~Humble homes of hermit sages rose before the princes'
27   5, 1|                kind protection in this hermit's lonely den!~Homely fare
28   5, 1|             Listening to his words the hermit sought the shrine of Sacred
29   5, 2|             not roam,~Holier were this hermit's forest as the saintly
30   5, 2|               Bowing to each saint and hermit, Lakshman left the hermitage,~
31   5, 4|               s distant town,~Where in hermit's barks and tresses Bharat
32   6, 1|                impart:~"Who be thou in hermit's vestments, in thy native
33   6, 5|                the sky!~Ravan stood in hermit's vestments,--vengeful purpose
34   6, 6|               saw a base betrayer in a hermit seeming kind,--~"I am born
35   6, 6|             way.~This, O pious-hearted hermit, is his story of distress,~
36   6, 6|            Lion in his warlike valour, hermit in his saintly vow,~Lakshman
37   7, 2|                crown and empire is his hermit's holy dress,~Not with such,
38   8, 1|             did in early days entwine!~Hermit's garments clothe her person,
39   8, 2|               empire, peopled mart and hermit's den,~With a truer deeper
40   9, 4|              the foemen poor and vile,~Hermit Rama and his brother, Hanuman
41   9, 4|               slay,~Chase the helpless hermit brothers to the forests
42   9, 5|             lonely shore,~Rama and his hermit brother, Hanuman who hides
43   9, 6|                 Think him not a common hermit who Ayodhya ruled of yore,~
44   9, 7|              Bibhishan; ere he stole a hermit's wife,~Ravan should have
45   9, 7|           regal pride,~When I slay the hermit Rama, widowed Sita be thy
46   9, 8|           human brothers hiding in the hermit's den,~Shall we yield to
47  12   |               Lava and Kusa grew up as hermit boys, and as pupils of Valmiki.~
48  12, 3|           lofty lay begun,~Rama to the hermit minstrels lent a monarch'
49  12, 3|                hermit-children, in the hermit's garments clad,~We would
50  12, 5| heaven-ascending star,~Saw her sons as hermit -minstrels beaming with