Book, Chapter

 1   2, 1|            eager turned his anxious eye,~Girt by crownéd kings and
 2   2, 4|          thy heart and blinds thine eye,~Courting thus thy own disaster,
 3   2, 6|            with crime unholy in the eye of righteous Heaven!"~Coldly
 4   2, 7|           but the tear bedimmed his eye,~Sorrow choked his failing
 5   2, 7|              age and sorrow dim his eye,~And the anguish of a father
 6   3, 3|        flowed from Queen Kausalya's eye,~As she saw departing Sita
 7   3, 3|         filled the Queen Kausalya's eye,~As she marked the faithful
 8   3, 4|            followed Rama with their eye,~As the thirsty seek the
 9   3, 4|         bosom and a tear was in her eye!~"Speed, Sumantra," uttered
10   3, 7|            pleasure Sita turned her eye once more,~Where the tuneful
11   3, 8|            and a darkness dimmed my eye!~Hastening with a nameless
12   3, 8|      parents could I lift my aching eye,~Scarce in faint and faltering
13   4, 1| mighty-arméd, but with gentle lotus eye.~Lord of wide earth ocean-girdled,
14   4, 2|              still for Rama wet her eye,~And the gentle Queen Sumitra
15   4, 3|        bosom and a tear bedewed her eye.~Rama bowed unto his mother
16   4, 3|            lustreless thy beauteous eye,~Like the gold untimely
17   5, 3|          jungle, Lakshman, cast thy eye around,~For our humble home
18   5, 4|             wave!~Rich of hue, with eye of lotus, truthful, faithful,
19   6, 2|         then on Lakshman turned her eye,~But in merry mocking accents
20   6, 3|              soft the lustre of his eye,~Lighting up the gloomy
21   6, 4|             and a dimness clouds my eye!~To the dread and darksome
22   6, 4|    causeless pain!"~Sparkled Sita's eye in anger, frenzy marked
23   6, 4|           and the tear stood in his eye,~Fixed in faith and pure
24   6, 5|        jungle as he cast on her his eye,~As across the star of Chitra,
25   6, 5|            fixed on her his lustful eye,~And the light that lit
26   6, 6|          strong of hand!~Pierce thy eye with point of needle till
27   7, 1|             and the tear was in his eye,~And they swore undying
28   7, 2|         anger and a passion lit his eye,~As a tempest stirs a torrent
29   7, 3|       turned his faint and pleading eye!~Ah! those soft and pleading
30   8, 1|            grateful to the ravished eye,~Gay and green and glorious
31   8, 1|        single braid,~And her gentle eye was lightless, and her brow
32   8, 3|          wets his pale and drooping eye,~If the thought of absent
33   8, 4|        Janak stands again before my eye,~With a father's fond affection,
34   8, 4|            wilt thou gladden Rama's eye!~Speak again, my faithful
35   9, 6|             solemn warning, for his eye could farthest see:~"Pardon,
36   9, 9|            as he cast his blood-red eye~On Bibhishan calm and fearless,
37  10, 2|            and a dimness filled her eye,~And a widow's nameless
38  10, 9|          ope once more thy sleeping eye!"~Tara's father, wise Susena,
39  11, 1|         were firmly sealed,~And his eye betraved no weakness, word
40  11, 2|    unclouded and a radiance lit his eye,~And his bosom heaved in
41  12, 5|           tear of sorrow filled her eye!~Rama's queen and Janak'