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 1   1, 2 |      stature pulled the mighty iron car~In which rested all-inviolate
 2   1, 2 |         cover of the pond'rous iron car,~Gazed with conscious pride
 3   1, 4 |   chariot-driver harness quick each car of state,~With the fleetest
 4   2, 2 |        tusker or his all-resistless car,~As a father to his children
 5   3, 1 |            bid me by my lord abide,~Car and steed and gilded palace,
 6   3, 3 |              idle is the wheel-less car,~And no wife the loveless
 7   3, 4 | chariot-driver waiting by the royal car,~"Haste thee, mighty-destined
 8   3, 4 |      trusting heart,~Mounted on the car of splendour for the pathless
 9   3, 4 |      mounted on the gold-emblazoned car,~For unending was the journey
10   3, 4 |              slowly drive the royal car,~We would once more see
11   3, 5 |         Sita mounted on the stately car,~And Sumantra drove the
12   3, 8 |            by the fair Sarayu in my car I drove alone,~Buffalo or
13   3, 8 |          cobra fell,~On my startled car and bosom smote a voice
14   4, 2 |            and who drive the flying car,~Guard Kosala's royal treasure,
15   6, 7 |      helpless dame,~Seat her on his car celestial yoked with asses
16   6, 7 |            had hied.~Then arose the car celestial o'er the hill
17   8, 2 |       tuskers, arméd men and battle car,~Ruled his realm in truth
18  10, 1 |            and the steed and battle car,~Till at last the gallant
19  10, 1 |          from each thunder-sounding car,~From the hoofs of charging
20  10, 2 |          bade his henchmen yoke his car,~Bade them take the sorrowing
21  10, 3 |           mounted on his thundering car,~Flame-resplendent was the
22  10, 3 |        RUDRA in his ire!~Rolled the car with peal of thunder through
23  10, 3 |            of Ravan speeding in his car of gold,~Vainly heaved the
24  10, 3 |            plain.~Onward rolled the car of Ravan, where the dauntless
25  10, 5 |           foot and horse and battle car,~Then with gifts and sacred
26  10, 6 |       beauty on his speeding battle car,~With his sword he smote
27  10, 7 |       sorrow, mount upon thy battle car,~Faithful to our king and
28  10, 8 |      tuskers and the line of battle car,~Mule and camel fit for
29  10, 8 |              fled before his mighty car,~Cleaving through the Vanar
30  10, 10|      coursers to a new and glorious car,~Sunlike in its radiant
31  10, 10|         speed thee with my heavenly car,~Where on foot the righteous
32  10, 10|          true and brave!~"Take this car," so said Matali, "which
33  10, 10|          shall speed the thund'ring car,~Slay the sin -polluted
34  10, 11|       chariot, Rama on the heavenly car,~And a fiercer form the
35  11    |          with Lakshman in an aërial car, which Ravan had won from
36  11, 3 |           RETURN HOME BY THE AËRIAL CAR~"Mark my love," so Rama
37  11, 3 |        uttered, as on flying Pushpa car,~Borne by swans, the home-returning
38  11, 4 |     chargers and the roll of battle car,~Heavy tread of royal tuskers
39  11, 4 |      Lakshman, seated on the Pushpa car,~And he wafted high his
40  11, 4 |         earth the chariot lighted,--car of flowers divinely fair,--~
41  12, 3 |            lent a monarch's willing car,~Blended with the simple