Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |         chiefs and gathered monarchs fell and fainted in their fear,~
 2   1, 3 |        message calm and bold,~Softly fell their gentle accents as
 3   2, 4 |              the woodman's axe would fell,~Crownéd Rama unto Lakshman
 4   2, 6 |             to thy king and husband, fell destroyer of thy race,~Wherefore
 5   2, 7 |              clear Kaikeyi's accents fell as falls the hunter's knife,~"
 6   3, 2 |              roam,~And his axe shall fell the jungle, and his hands
 7   3, 5 |             stood by us when sorrows fell,~Guard my Sits, by thy valour,
 8   3, 6 |              they travelled, evening fell o'er wood and lea,~And they
 9   3, 8 |        poison, blindly in my pride I fell!~I was then my father's
10   3, 8 |         arrow and like hissing cobra fell,~On my startled car and
11   3, 8 |       midnight high,~Till my weapons fell in tremor and a darkness
12   3, 8 |             holy hermit died!~Darkly fell the thickening shadows,
13   3, 8 |       sightless parents went,~Darkly fell the moonless midnight, deeper
14   4, 2 |             from his royal lips that fell,~And the ancient Dasa-ratha,
15   4, 6 |              words of joy and sorrow fell,~And the pure-souled pious
16   5, 4 |             on each word from Bharat fell~Sweeter than the draught
17   5, 4 |             love, a silent tear-drop fell on Godavari's wave,~True
18   6    |            words of unmerited insult fell from her gentle lips, on
19   6, 1 |             in beauty plain in face,~Fell her glances passion-laden
20   6, 2 |            her path!"~Fawn-eyed Sita fell in terror as the Raksha
21   6, 3 |             pierced by Rama's arrows fell,~Imitating Rama's accents
22   6, 5 |      Conscious of a deed of darkness fell the fragrant forest breeze,~
23   6, 7 |              spirits of the rock and fell,~Sita renders you obeisance
24   6, 7 |           path,~Pierced and bleeding fell the vulture; Ravan fled
25   7, 3 |      terrific Bali reeled and almost fell,~As a proud ship overladen
26   7, 3 |          neath his brother's prowess fell!~Still the wrathful rivals
27   7, 3 |          Sugriva faint and falt'ring fell like Vritra from the sky,~
28   7, 3 |         bleeding by that fatal arrow fell!~
29   9, 8 |               INDRA 'neath my weapon fell,~Pale Immortals know my
30  10, 1 |           and what countless Rakshas fell,~Darkness came, the fiery
31  10, 1 |              on the falt'ring foemen fell,~Fiercer grew the sable
32  10, 1 |           and the powerless Lakshman fell and fainted on the field!~
33  10, 3 |          pierced the fainting Vanars fell.~Hanuman the son of MARUT
34  10, 3 |            in his red blood fainting fell,~Wrathful Rama saw the combat
35  10, 4 |              weapon stricken Hanuman fell in his pride.~Next Rishabha
36  10, 4 |          Kumbha-karna hurled a rock,~Fell Suguriva crushed and senseless '
37  10, 4 |            ocean Kumbha-karna's body fell,~And as shaken by a tempest,
38  10, 5 |      suffered, fearlessly the heroes fell!~
39  10, 6 |          deathlike trance and tremor fell upon the warrior brave,~
40  10, 7 |             sorrow, slow and silent, fell upon the monarch's breast,~
41  10, 8 |        clouded and a sudden darkness fell,~Birds gave forth their
42  10, 8 |          fatal battle, sturdy Vanars fell in fight,~Warlike leaders
43  10, 8 |           the ranks of war,~Warriors fell beneath his prowess, fled
44  10, 8 | lightning-wingéd dart,~Ravan's Sakti fell resistless on the senseless
45  10, 11|         wafted from celestial trees,~Fell upon the earth and ocean,
46  10, 11|         blessing from the bright sky fell on Raghu's valiant son,--~"
47  11, 3 |            and his chieftains slain,~Fell upon the field of battle