Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |        righteous terror quailed,~Rakshas fierce and stout Asuras
 2   6, 1 |     these lone regions where the Rakshas hold their sway,~Wherefore
 3   6, 1 |           Human flesh is food of Rakshas! weakling Sita I will slay,~
 4   6, 3 |      glen,~Oft waylaid by artful Rakshas are by deep devices slain,~
 5   6, 3 |          Lakshman in the arts of Rakshas skilled,~For with forceful
 6   6, 4 |          For perchance the cruel Rakshas gather round his lonesome
 7   6, 4 |    Dwellers of the azure height,~Rakshas nor the jungle-rangers match
 8   6, 4 |           Tis some trick of wily Rakshas in this forest dark and
 9   6, 4 |          duty--to obey.~Ruthless Rakshas roam the forest to revenge
10   6, 5 |         creatures wander and the Rakshas hold their sway?~Royal balls
11   6, 5 |          prey infest the jungle, Rakshas haunt its gloomy shade,~
12   6, 6 |           Leader of the wrathful Rakshas, Lanka's lord and king am
13   6, 6 |       proud and peerless prowess Rakshas and Asuras know!~But thy
14   7, 5 |      wrath!~Ravan monarch of the Rakshas,-so Jataya said and died,--~
15   8, 1 |       her face,~And she lived by Rakshas guarded, as a faint and
16   8, 2 |     shade,~Stem destroyer of the Rakshas in the pathless forests
17   8, 2 |          Till the monarch of the Rakshas,-fraudful is his impious
18   8, 3 |        Dealing death to ruthless Rakshas for this insult on his wife,~
19   8, 3 |     sea-girt mountains . slaying Rakshas near and far!~He shall cross
20   8, 3 |      impious Ravan and the cruel Rakshas slay,~Mighty Gods and strong
21   8, 4 | soft-eyed Sita lingers midst the Rakshas dark and vile,~Where my
22   8, 4 |       and stricken deer,~Girt by Rakshas stern and ruthless sheds
23   9, 1 |     ADVICE~Monarch of the mighty Rakshas, Ravan spake to warriors
24   9, 4 |        listen! Varied shapes the Rakshas wear,~Let them wearing human
25   9, 5 |        monarch, dream of battle? Rakshas feed on human gore,~Let
26   9, 6 |        consort ere with blood of Rakshas slain,~Rama soaks the land
27   9, 7 |          Mightiest he of all the Rakshas, thus in solemn accents
28   9, 8 |       Midst the best and boldest Rakshas none so gallant, none so
29   9, 8 |       hear,~Scion of the race of Rakshas speaks not thus in dastard
30   9, 8 |          In this race of valiant Rakshas, known for deeds of glory
31   9, 8 |      Matched with meanest of the Rakshas what are sons of mortal
32  10    |      prowess, various Vanars and Rakshas took their rank.~The war
33  10, 1 |       And with ranks of charging Rakshas sallied with a Raksha's
34  10, 1 |      perished and what countless Rakshas fell,~Darkness came, the
35  10, 1 |           Onward came resistless Rakshas, laid Sugriva's forces low,~
36  10, 1 |          And the yell of wounded Rakshas and the Vanars' fierce delight,~
37  10, 1 |      Dauntless still the serried Rakshas, wave on wave succeeding
38  10, 3 |       adamantine chain,~Wrathful Rakshas with their forces vainly
39  10, 4 |          Mightiest be of all the Rakshas;--Ravan thus unto him spoke.~"
40  10, 5 |           Hear my vow, O Lord of Rakshas! ere descends yon radiant
41  10, 6 |        Deem not that the king of Rakshas will permit her blood be
42  10, 7 |    LAMENT~"Quenched the light of Rakshas' valour!" so the message-bearer
43  10, 8 |       seeks a fitting vengeance, Rakshas be your duty done!"~House
44  10, 8 |           Warlike leaders of the Rakshas perished neath the foeman'
45  10, 12|     Weeping queens and sorrowing Rakshas round their fallen leader
46  11, 2 |      same,~Tempted oft by female Rakshas in the dark and dismal wood,~
47  11, 3 |          and fought the charging Rakshas in the long and deathful