Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|       their swiftness came from far Kamboja's land,~From Vanaya
 2   1, 2|       spake his memage near and far,~He shall win my peerless
 3   1, 3|       spoke by heralds near and far,~He shall win my peerless
 4   1, 3|           Priests and peers! in far Mithila, so these friendly
 5   1, 4|         and the way is long and far."~With each priest and proud
 6   2, 2|        hamlet heard the mandate far and wide,~And they met in
 7   2, 6|     banish from his own?~Banish far my Queen Kausalya, Queen
 8   2, 7|          Rama shall be banished far!~If thy father's royal mandate
 9   3   | followed their exiled prince as far as the banks of the Tamasa
10   3, 2|         its jungle home,~Dearer far to me those woodlands where
11   3, 2|     tarry when his Rama wanders far,~Grant me then thyloving
12   3, 3|         and lamentation sounded far and sounded wide!~Then the
13   3, 4|          for we wander long and far,~Fourteen years in Dandak'
14   3, 4|        many years of exile in a far and unknown shore,~And a
15   3, 4|  journey and the wilderness was far,~Skilled Sumantra saw them
16   3, 4|      banished Iong and banished far,~Iron-hearted is Kausalya
17   3, 5|          we may travel fast and far,~So my true and loving people
18   3, 5|       pathway, fair to view and far and wide,~Stretching onwards
19   3, 5|  travelling fast and travelling far.~Morning dawned, the waking
20   3, 6|   HERMITAGE~Morning dawned, and far they wandered, by their
21   3, 6|        thy calm devotions here,~Far from towns and peopled hamlets,
22   5   |       of peaceful hermitages so far; he sings of dissensions
23   5, 1|         of Dasa-ratha, long and far hath Rama strayed,"~Thus
24   5, 2|   severed from the parent tree,~Far from home in toil and trouble,
25   7, 2|         in these forests wander far,~Much I fear, these matchless
26   7, 4|       to the creatures near and far!~Duteous still to Rama's
27   7, 6|     each shadowy hill and cave,~Far where bright Sarayu's waters
28   7, 6|    country spreads its torrents far and wide.~Seek where in
29   7, 6|  mountains of the ocean, wander far and wander free!"~Next to
30   8, 2|         countless forces wander far and wander near,~In the
31   8, 3|  evermore!~Didst thou hear from far Ayodhya, from Kausalya royal
32   8, 3|        slaying Rakshas near and far!~He shall cross the boundless
33   9, 4|         brothers to the forests far away!~Or to deeper counsel
34   9, 5|       and his brother wand'ring far,~Bid me face the proud Sugriva,
35  10, 1|         s countless forces lay,~Far as Ravan cast his glances
36  10, 4|   feasts upon the parchéd wood,~Far as confines of the ocean,
37  10, 9|        done!~Thou hast from the far Ayodhya, followed me in
38  11, 2|       royal Ravan in the forest far and lone,~True to wedded
39  11, 4|    chief of guild from near and far,~Noble chief and stately
40  11, 5|      boundless ocean, from each far and sacred rill.~Vasishtha,
41  12, 1|         s forest went.~Fair was far Naimisha's forest by the
42 Epi   |        from his country, has so far something in common with
43 Epi   |  shrines of Northern India, and far away in the towns and hamlets