Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1 |        s Duty every thought and deed impelled,~And his town like
 2   1, 1 |      truthful in their word and deed,~Altar blazed in every mansion,
 3   1, 2 |        have witnessed wond'rous deed by Rama done,~Deed surpassing
 4   1, 2 |         rous deed by Rama done,~Deed surpassing thought or fancy
 5   1, 5 |     taker sacred word is sacred deed,~Seal with gift thy plighted
 6   2, 1 |        learned, truthful in his deed and word,~Rama dearly loved
 7   2, 2 |        valour, virtue marks his deed and word,~Lives not man
 8   2, 3 |     consort pious Rama, pure in deed and pure in thought,~After
 9   2, 4 |        Queen Kaikeyi greet this deed of darkness done,~When the
10   2, 6 |        and inky darkness o'er a deed of nameless crime,~Reign
11   2, 7 |       flow!~Truth inspires each deed attempted and each word
12   3, 3 |      wedded consort part,~Manly deed nor manly virtue wins the
13   3, 3 |         s devotion falter in my deed or word,~For the stringless
14   3, 8 |    lifetime withers through the deed which is my own!~Listen
15   3, 8 |     penance, or in mercy pardon deed unknowing done!'~Slow and
16   4, 2 |       late repenting, weeps her deed of deepest shame,~Weeps
17   4, 2 |     canst wipe this insult by a deed of kindness done,~Rule o'
18   4, 4 |        the crooked way,~For the deed proclaims the hero from
19   6, 2 |         this the penance of our deed,~Death perchance or death-like
20   6, 5 |    forest trees,~Conscious of a deed of darkness fell the fragrant
21   6, 6 |       to duty, true in purpose, deed, and word,~Loved of all
22   6, 6 |         glory, stainless in his deed and word,~Rich in valour
23   6, 7 |    woodlands watched the dismal deed of shame,~Marked the mighty-arméd
24   6, 7 |      stainless in thy heart and deed,~Save a faithful wife and
25   6, 7 |         stern chastiser of each deed of sin and shame.~Hurl thy
26   6, 7 |      insults thy faithful dame!~Deed of sin, unrighteous Ravan,
27   6, 7 |       and living seed,~For this deed of insult, Ravan, in thy
28   6, 7 |         Jatayu, witness Ravan's deed of shame,~Witness how he
29   8, 1 |   unchanging, truthful still in deed and word,~Sita, in her silent
30   8, 3 |       of Rama! Dauntless is thy deed and bold,~Thou hast crossed
31   9, 1 |        shall be~But to shape in deed and action what your wisest
32   9, 1 |    shape your willing monarch's deed,~Counsel peace, or Ravan'
33   9, 2 |         Ravan should repent his deed,~While his gallant Raksha
34   9, 6 |        Lanka's shore!~What dark deed of crime or folly hath the
35   9, 6 |         lord restore,~Wipe this deed of wrong and outrage, Rama'
36   9, 7 |         strife,~Ere he did this deed of folly, Ravan should have
37  10, 2 |        skill and valour and his deed of glory done,~And with
38  10, 6 |         dost thou glory in this deed,~Traitor to thy king and
39  10, 6 |        of foemen, stooping to a deed of sin,~For the slave who
40  10, 7 |         of Ravan to withstand a deed of shame.~"Not against a
41  10, 8 | Lakshman! thee I battle for thy deed of darkness done,~Face the
42  10, 12|       helped the dark and cruel deed,~Girdling round the Discus-Wielder
43  11, 1 |       Gods who know each secret deed,~Witnessed Sita's high devotion
44  11, 1 |         teeming life,~Witnessed deed of dauntless duty of a true
45  12, 5 |       dame,~Pure in thought and deed, Valmiki gave his troth
46  12, 5 |         of rumour drove me to a deed of shame,~Bowing to my people'
47  12, 5 |        wipe this error and this deed of sinful pride,~May my