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 1   1, 1|            AYODRYA, THE RIGHTEOUS CITY~Rich in royal worth and
 2   1, 1|         And his town like INDRA'S city,--tower and dome and turret
 3   1, 1|        Thus was ruled the ancient city by her monarch true and
 4   1, 1|      breed.~Thus Ayodhya, "virgin city,"--faithful to her haughty
 5   1, 1|       Decked the vast and peopled city fair as mansions of the
 6   1, 2|            Came to fair Mithila's city from Ayodhya famed of old,~
 7   1, 2|        and goodly weapon from the city's inner hall.~Stalwart men
 8   1, 2|        sent,~To Ayodhya's distant city with the royal message went.~
 9   1, 3|    Mithila's monarch to Ayodhya's city went,~And by royal mandate
10   1, 3|      priest,~Welcome to Mithila's city, welcome to Videha's feast,~
11   1, 5|       stayed~In Mithila's ancient city, and their father's will
12   1, 5|        sent,~To Ayodhya's ancient city with an anxious heart I
13   1, 5|      anxious heart I went,~In the city of Mithila,--thus did all
14   1, 7|          they reached the ancient city decked with banners bright
15   1, 7|          the princes to his happy city came,~With the brides and
16   2, 3|                         III - THE CITY DECORATED~With his consort
17   2, 3|        ray,~And the people of the city, maid and matron, man and
18   2, 3|        and woman's fancy made the city passing fair,~So that good
19   2, 3|         hamlets poured within the city wall,~From the confines
20   2, 4|        nurse and maid,~Marked the city bright with banners, and
21   3, 4|           sadness deepened on the city's might,~Mute and dumb but
22   3, 4|        creatures felt the woe the city bore,~Horses neighed and
23   3, 5|        spake:~Mark the slumb'ring city people, still their nightly
24   4, 4|            Wherefore to Ayodhya's city, as to longing wife's embrace,~
25   4, 5|            turn in pain,~And each city chief and elder, and each
26   5   |     hundred miles from the modern city of Bombay. There he lived
27   7, 3|      Hissing like an angry cobra, city's lofty gates he past,~And
28   7, 4|       father's stem command,~In a city's sacred confines banished
29   7, 4|           Sugriva, enter thou the city wall,~And assume the royal
30   7, 4|        vain,~Enter then thy royal city, fair Kishkindha be thy
31   7, 4|   thronging Vanars entered by the city gate,~Prostrate chiefs with
32   9   |       down a great portion of the city before he left the island.
33   9, 3|       unguarded Lanka through thy city's virgin gate,~He hath courted
34   9, 6|           ocean wave,~Wrecked thy city tower and temple and a sign
35  10, 1|        Darkly round the leaguered city Rama's countless forces
36  10, 3|       peal of thunder through the city's lofty gate,~And each fierce
37  10, 4|        stout and tall,~Passed the city's lofty portals and the
38  10, 4|           s lofty portals and the city's girdling wall,~And he
39  10, 6|           Lanka to the frightened city flew!~Gallant sons of Kumbha-kama
40  10, 8|        House to house, in Lanka's city, Ravan's royal best was
41  11, 3|         Lanka's proud and castled city on Trikuta's triple crest,~
42  11, 4|          joy distraught:~"Let our city shrines and chaityas with
43  11, 4| marshalled forces range along the city gate,~And our white-robed
44  11, 4|           Be our great and sacred city levelled, cleansed, and
45  11, 4|         garment let the gladdened city shine.~Elephants in golden
46  11, 4|          gathered nigh,~Shook the city's tower and temple and the
47 End   |        and the latter founded the city of Chandrakanti in the Malwa
48 Epi   |     invoked as Rama or Ali." "The city of the Hindu God is Benares,
49 Epi   |           God is Benares, and the city of the Mahomedan God is