Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|         by her monarch true and bold,~As the earth was ruled
 2   1, 1|         Lakshman and Satruglina bold,~Four brave princes served
 3   1, 2|          Rama true and Lakshman bold,~Came to fair Mithila's
 4   1, 2|       to his lords and warriors bold:~"Bring ye forth the bow
 5   1, 2|       and to Lakshman young and bold,~"This the weapon of my
 6   1, 3|    spake their message calm and bold,~Softly fell their gentle
 7   1, 4|         greeted by his children bold,~On Mithila's tower and
 8   1, 5|        obeyed,~Thither came the bold Yudhajit prince of proud
 9   1, 7|    Bharat, to Kaikeya's monarch bold,~Go and stay with them a
10   2, 1| Satrughna, Bharat ever true and bold,~Went to warlike western
11   2, 1|       boldest warrior midst the bold,~In the palace chambers
12   2, 5|    walked the monarch proud and bold.~Through the lines of scented
13   2, 7|    purpose to his Rama true and bold,~And his loving accents
14   3, 6|   garments Rama and his brother bold~Coats of bark and matted
15   4, 1|    waters, Chitra-kuta's summit bold,~Mark the dark and trackless
16   4, 1|        Rama, unto Sita true and bold,~Theirs be fair Kosala's
17   4, 1|       lay the sword of warriors bold,~And the targets broad and
18   4, 6|       longina Sita met her hero bold,~Anasuya's love and kindness
19   5, 1|  monarch and a warrior true and bold,~Impious foes of bright
20   6, 1|       heart,~And, forlove makes bold afemale, thus didshe her
21   6, 1|   candour Rama spake sedate and bold,~And the story of his exile
22   6, 1|          and Bibhishan true and bold,~Khara and the doughty Dushan
23   6, 4|       pure in purpose, calm and bold he made reply:~"Unto me
24   7, 1|      wand'ring with his brother bold:~"Mark the sons of Dasa-ratha
25   7, 1|        friends in mutual need!"~Bold Sugriva heard the counsel,
26   7, 3|        he cast,~Till he saw the bold Sugriva, gold-complexioned,
27   7, 3|        his hand he lifted high,~Bold Sugriva raised his right
28   7, 3|  burnished gold,~To his brother bold Sugriva thus he spake in
29   7, 3|        thus he spake in accents bold:~"Mark this iron fist, intruder,
30   7, 4|       spake in accents calm and bold:~"By thy prowess, peerless
31   7, 5|        camphor trees,~Fresh and bold each peak and mountain bathed
32   7, 5|         we will face our foeman bold~
33   7, 6|   Vanars gathered round Sugriva bold,~And unto a gallant chieftain
34   7, 6|        obeisance and in accents bold and free:~"Take my lord,
35   8, 1|     rose the structure high and bold!~By the rich and royal mansion
36   8, 3|       Dauntless is thy deed and bold,~Thou hast crossed the boundless
37   8, 3|     honey tasteth Rama true and bold,~Till he rescues cherished
38   9, 3|        I obey,~I will smite the bold intruder and his Vanar forces
39   9, 5|   mighty passion in his accents bold and free:~"Need is none,
40   9, 8|        none so gallant, none so bold:~"Wherefore, noble king
41  10, 3|        elder, Nala and Gavaksha bold,~Hurled them on the path
42  10, 4| Rishabha and brave Nila and the bold Sarabha came,~Gavaksha and
43  10, 5|   offering of the hero true and bold!~Victory the sign betokens!
44  10, 6|        Gods assist the true and bold,~On the field of Nikumbhila,
45  10, 8| Mahodhar and Virupaksha were by bold Sugriva slain,~Crushed by
46  11, 3|    triple crest,~As on peaks of bold Kailasa mansions of Immortals
47  11, 5|      the white umbrella's shade~Bold Sugriva and Bibhishan waved
48 Epi   |      gifted Kabir conceived the bold idea of uniting Hindus and