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 1   1, 1|        every mansion, from each home was bounty given,~'Stooped
 2   1, 5|     empire and my palace is his home,~And the maidens, flame -
 3   1, 7|    Satrughna in his grandsire's home to stay,~And from Rama and
 4   2, 4|        land and race!~Thou hast home the princely Bharat, nursed
 5   2, 4|          let thy Bharat rule at home,~In the deep and pathless
 6   2, 6|        truth,~Nursed thee in my home and bosom like a snake of
 7   2, 6|        the garb of woe,~Reft of home and kin and empire to the
 8   2, 7|    shall be thy raiment and thy home the hermit's cell,~Over
 9   2, 7|         father's empire and his home prepared to part.~
10   3, 1|    father often spake,~That her home the wedded woman doth beside
11   3, 1|         and the tiger makes his home,~Happier than in father'
12   3, 1|       rove,~Waste no thought on home or kindred, nestling in
13   3, 2|   plumage nestles in its jungle home,~Dearer far to me those
14   3, 2|        his hands shall rear the home!~Grant it, in the deepest
15   3, 6|        the pathless woods their home,~We would through these
16   3, 6|       causeless banishment from home,~Welcome to a hermit's forest,
17   3, 7|        returning he may see his home again,~Grant that honoured
18   4, 1|      the wild beasts make their home,~Mark the spacious wooded
19   4, 3|      the darksome wood,~Reft of home and kith and kindred by
20   4, 4|  daylight for another transient home,~Thus on earth are kin and
21   4, 4|      earth are kin and kindred, home and country, wealth and
22   5   |        thought of their distant home in Oudh. The description
23   5, 2|       the parent tree,~Far from home in toil and trouble, faithful
24   5, 2|    forest as the saintly Sita's home!"~"Great Agastya!" answered
25   5, 2|  brother build a lonesome leafy home,~Tend thy true and toil-worn
26   5, 3|      eye around,~For our humble home and dwelling seek a low
27   5, 3|         toil and labour stately home and dwelling made,~Spacious
28   5, 3|       unto his elder shewed the home his hand had made.~In her
29   5, 4|       solar chariot, Himalaya, 'home of snow,'~True to name and
30   5, 4| Lakshman, wake a longing for my home!~And my loving mem'ry lingers
31   6, 1|          Sita makes with me her home.~Duteous to my father's
32   6, 5| mansions were for thee a meeter home,~And thy steps should grace
33   7, 1|      brave,~Banished from their home and empire lived within
34   7, 1|       banished from their royal home,~Duteous to their father'
35   7, 4|          fair Kishkindha be thy home,~With my ever faithful Lakshman
36   7, 6|        reach the white Kailasa, home of Gods, serene and still!~
37   7, 6|     confines of the wide earth, home of Gods and Spirits blest!"~
38   9, 8|       driven from their distant home,~Chased from throne and
39  11, 3|                    III - RETURN HOME BY THE AËRIAL CAR~"Mark
40  11, 3|       Godavari, Saint Agastya's home of love,~Holy men by holy
41  11, 3|       in their father's ancient home!~
42  11, 4|   festoons of flowering creeper home and street and dwelling
43  12, 1|      and drink unto the hungry, home unto the orphan poor.~Ancient
44  12, 5|      tore her from my heart and home!~In the dark and dreary
45 Epi   |         torn from the heart and home of his dying father is one
46 Epi   |    father often spake,~That her home the wedded woman doth beside
47 Epi   |         and the tiger makes his home,~Happier than in father'
48 Epi   |       rove,~Waste no thought on home or kindred, nestling in