Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4 |      Speak thy mandate to thy husband, let thy Bharat rule at
 2   2, 4 |      Speak thy mandate to thy husband, win thy son a happy fate,~
 3   2, 5 |      Young wife of an ancient husband, dearer than his heart and
 4   2, 5 |       Blinded was the ancient husband as he lifted up her head,~
 5   2, 5 | promise bound,~Two rewards my husband offered, what my loving
 6   2, 6 |     Traitress to thy king and husband, fell destroyer of thy race,~
 7   2, 6 |   survive,~Feeble is thy aged husband, few and brief on earth
 8   2, 6 |  impious action done,~How can husband, cold and cruel, break a
 9   3, 1 |       her lord:~"Do I hear my husband rightly, are these words
10   3, 1 |     And her banished lord and husband will the wedded wife forsake?~
11   3, 1 |      beseems a warrior and my husband's princely grade;~For the
12   3, 1 |  drear,~Sita steps before her husband wild and thorny path to
13   3, 1 |   woman's life,~Dearer is her husband's shadow to the loved and
14   3, 1 |  wedded woman doth beside her husband make,~As the shadow to the
15   3, 1 |      kindred, nestling in her husband's love!~World-renowned is
16   3, 1 |    Where without her lord and husband faithful Sita would reside!~
17   3, 1 |      palace, where I share my husband's love,~And my heart in
18   3, 3 |      devoted daughter, to thy husband ever true,~With a woman'
19   3, 3 |      affection render love to husband's due!~False are women loved
20   3, 3 | darkness thickens, from their husband turn away,~Who with changeful
21   3, 3 |  wedded woman is her lord and husband's love,~True to Law and
22   3, 4 |  hearted Sita cleaving to her husband still,~As the ever present
23   3, 7 |       prayed,~"Peaceful be my husband's exile in the forest's
24   3, 8 |  consoling accents to a dying husband's ear,~Lay thy hands on
25   5, 2 |       True to wedded lord and husband she hath followed Raghu'
26   6    |      of her affection for her husband and her tragic fate and
27   6, 1 |     Thee I choose as lord and husband,--cast thy human wife aside,~
28   6, 1 |   stripling brother,--thee as husband I obey,~On the peaks of
29   6, 3 |   inmost heart was thrilled,~"Husband, good and ever gracious,"
30   6, 3 |     this wary creature be it, husband, hard to take,~Slay him
31   6, 6 |     came.~Spake Kaikeyi to my husband:--'List thy father's promise
32   7, 1 |      And the anguish-stricken husband seeks thy friendship and
33   7, 2 |      and tender Tara held her husband and her lord,~And a woman'
34   7, 2 |       royal comrade,--listen, husband, to my word,~What my son
35   7, 2 |    Not with such, my lord and husband, seek a vain unrighteous
36   8, 3 |     his heart a sigh!~Doth my husband seek alliance with each
37   9, 6 |    fire,~Render wife unto her husband ere in battle's dread array,~
38  10, 2 |       Rama, lord and king and husband! didst thou cross the billowy
39  10, 12|   Since her lord and king and husband from her dear embrace is
40  11, 1 |     When a righteous lord and husband turns his cold averted eyes,~
41  12, 5 |        Saw her royal lord and husband bright as heaven-ascending
42  12, 5 |    child!~If in truth unto my husband I have proved a faithful
43 Epi    |      her own influence on her husband, and to see her own son
44 Epi    |      of a fond old father and husband,, have never been more vividly
45 Epi    |  wedded woman doth beside her husband make,~As the shadow to the
46 Epi    |      kindred, nestling in her husband's love!"~The ideal of life