Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|   Rose in proud and peerless beauty on Sarayu's limpid wave!~
 2   1, 1| Queens of proud and peerless beauty born of houses rich in fame,~
 3   1, 5|      Beaming in their bridal beauty tread the sacrificial site~
 4   1, 6|      brow,~Rama in his manly beauty came to take the sacred
 5   1, 6|     Sita's sister, Urmila of beauty rare,~And to Lakshman young
 6   1, 6|   song~Fair Apsaras in their beauty on the greensward tripped
 7   1, 7|   Loved her for her peerless beauty, for her true and trustful
 8   1, 7|     As she like the QUEEN OF BEAUTY brighter in her graces grew,~
 9   2, 4|  wood!~With the magic of thy beauty thou hast won thy monarch'
10   2, 5|  heart,~And the magic of her beauty and the glamour of her art,~
11   2, 6|        resumed the monarch, "beauty dwells upon thy face,~Woman'
12   3, 6|  dwell,~Chitra-kuta, Peak of Beauty, where the forest creatures
13   3, 7|       Bud or blossom of wild beauty from the woodland bright
14   4, 3|      darkened is thy form of beauty now!~And an anguish scathes
15   4, 6|    Thus to see thy youth and beauty in this gorgeous garment
16   5, 3|    And the structure rose in beauty for the righteous Raghu'
17   5, 4|  Lost her fresh and fragrant beauty and her tender petals lost!~
18   6, 1|     a Raksha maiden, poor in beauty plain in face,~Fell her
19   6, 1|     vestments, in thy native beauty bright,~Friended by a youthful
20   6, 2| reply.~Ruddy in thy youthful beauty like the lotus in her pride,~
21   6, 2|  arms,~Spurning Sita's faded beauty let him seek thy fresher
22   6, 2| flame,~Feasting on her faded beauty dost thou still revere thy
23   6, 3|   Shape of deer unmatched in beauty now the deep Maricha, wore,~
24   6, 3|       Golden was his neck of beauty, silver-white his flank
25   6, 3|     would tend this thing of beauty,--sharer of my forest life!~
26   6, 3|  gentle roebuck, antelope of beauty rare,~I have seen the lithesome
27   6, 3|  fair,~On a shape so full of beauty, decked with tints so rich
28   6, 5|  With her bark-clad shape of beauty mantled by her raven hair!~
29   6, 5| Praised the woman's peerless beauty to subdue the woman's heart:~"
30   6, 5|        Beaming in thy golden beauty, robed in sylvan russet
31   6, 5|    rounded, are thy limbs of beauty rare,~Like the swelling
32   6, 5|     And thy waist of slender beauty courts a lover's circling
33   6, 5|    sylvan garments, heighten Beauty's potent power!~Lady of
34   6, 5|      Choose a hero worth thy beauty, be a monarch's queenly
35   6, 6|     and Asuras know!~But thy beauty's golden lustre, Sita, wins
36   6, 6|       Many queens of queenly beauty on the royal Ravan wait,~
37   8, 1|     Homes and huts of rustic beauty peeped through bushes green
38   8, 1|  Clustering fruits of golden beauty in the yellow sunlight beamed!~
39   8, 1|   Fasts and vigils paled her beauty, tears bedimmed her tender
40   8, 1|      And a dower of dazzling beauty still bedecks her peerless
41   8, 2|    And methinks that form of beauty, peerless shape of woman'
42   8, 4|  bride and consort decked in beauty rich and rare,~Well I know
43   8, 4|   And her proud and peerless beauty on the gem a lustre shed!~
44  10, 6|    And he placed the form of beauty on his speeding battle car,~
45  11, 1|    the pyre,~And her form of beauty vanished circled by the
46 Epi   |    ideal of life was joy and beauty and gladness in ancient
47 Epi   |  Helen was a tale of womanly beauty and loveliness which charmed