Book, Chapter

 1   2, 3|   Decorated fair Ayodhya in their wild tumultuous joy!~On the temple'
 2   2, 6|          the choking sigh,~Like a wild and hissing serpent quelled
 3   2, 6|          to the dark and pathless wild?~Wherefore, darkly-scheming
 4   3   |        with his name, some of the wild fruits are still called
 5   3, 1|          steps before her husband wild and thorny path to clear!~
 6   3, 1|           forests roam,~Where the wild deer freely ranges and the
 7   3, 1|   faithful woman's pride,~And the wild fruit she will gather from
 8   3, 2|         on them attend,~Where the wild deer range the forest and
 9   3, 6| anchorites of old.~Guha, chief of wild Nishadas, boat and needed
10   3, 6|         And our food shall be the wild fruit and our drink from
11   3, 6|         rishi, in thy grace,~Some wild spot where hid in jungle
12   3, 7|          spray,~Bud or blossom of wild beauty from the woodland
13   3, 7|           forest passed,~Slew the wild deer of the jungle, spread
14   3, 7|         pride,~Luscious fruits in wild profusion ample store of
15   3, 7|         Oft the lone and startled wild cock sounds its clarion
16   3, 8|          stood and listened, some wild beast the water drunk,~'
17   3, 8|      heard a distant gurgle, some wild beast the water drunk,--~
18   4, 1|          hollow caverns where the wild beasts make their home,~
19   4, 2|       loving people well,~Clad in wild bark and in deer-skin I
20   4, 3|           And she saw him clad in wild bark like a hermit stern
21   4, 5|        sumptuous hall of feasting wild fruit is his only food,~
22   5, 1|           knew the asrama and the wild deer crept its blade,~And
23   5, 2|         in these forests dark and wild,~Thou hast come to seek
24   5, 2|           yojans from this place,~Wild is Panchavati's forest where
25   5, 2|           forest where unseen the wild deer race,~Godavari's limpid
26   5, 2|          stay,~Where the ripening wild fruit clusters and the wild
27   5, 2|       wild fruit clusters and the wild bird trills his lay,~Tend
28   5, 3|        song,~Haunted by the timid wild deer and by black buck fleet
29   5, 4|        avoids the freezing drink,~Wild duck and the tuneful hansa
30   5, 4|           vapour unseen cries the wild curlew,~Unseen rolls the
31   6, 1|       peerless grace,~What though wild her eyes and tresses, and
32   6, 3|           have marked the stately wild bull dash into the deepest
33   7, 4|         And from vase and horn of wild bull, on their monarch and
34   7, 6|          North!~Mlechchas and the wild Pulindas in the rocky regions
35   7, 6|         within each fertile vale,~Wild Kambojas of the mountains,
36   8, 2|         he met the sad Sugriva in wild Malya's dark retreat,~Won
37   8, 3|           seek alliance with each wild and warlike chief,~Striving
38   9, 7|          her calm retreat,~As the wild and heedless hunter feeds
39   9, 7|   VIVASVAT cross his path,~Or the wild and stormy MARUTS, AGNI
40  11, 3|     sacred lake of Pampa by whose wild and echoing shore,~Rama
41 Epi   |           forests roam,~Where the wild deer freely ranges and the