Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|         Rich in royal worth and valour, rich in holy Vedic lore,~
 2   1, 2|      Won by worth and wond'rous valour shall be Rama's faithful
 3   1, 2|       to Dasa-ratha, Sita is by valour won,~They shall say the
 4   1, 4|        Welcome! for thy sons of valour long their loving sire to
 5   1, 5|       Aye, to see that youth of valour, by my royal father sent,~
 6   2, 1|     Calm in conscious worth and valour, taunt nor cavil waked his
 7   2, 1|       Peerless in his skill and valour steed and elephant to tame,~
 8   2, 2|          INDRA-like in peerless valour, rishi-like in holy lore,~
 9   2, 2|    QUEEN,~By his virtue and his valour lord of earth he might have
10   2, 2|       his heart is blessed with valour, virtue marks his deed and
11   2, 2|       Bright Immortals know his valour; with his brother Lakshman
12   3, 1|        World-renowned is Rama's valour, fearless by her Rama's
13   3, 3|    elder with devotion and with valour meet thy foe~
14   3, 4|       Fixed in purpose, true in valour, mighty boon to thee is
15   3, 5|     fell,~Guard my Sits, by thy valour, by thy virtues tend her
16   3, 7|          Deeds of virtue and of valour live in thy madying lay!~
17   4, 5|     With thy worth and with thy valour serve thy faithful people
18   6, 2|        Dauntless is his warlike valour, matchless is his courtly
19   6, 6|   prince of proud Kosala by his valour won my hand.~Years we passed
20   6, 6|       his loyal people, rich in valour and in fame,~For the rite
21   6, 6| wilderness,~Lion in his warlike valour, hermit in his saintly vow,~
22   6, 6|         and king am I,~He whose valour quells the wide-world, Gods
23   6, 6|      his deed and word,~Rich in valour and in virtue,--Rama is
24   7, 2|         Not with Rama prince of valour, peerless like the Lord
25   7, 6|       MARUT, famed for deeds of valour done,~Unto Gaya and Gavaksha,
26   8, 4|          Hanuman with dauntless valour crossed once more the ocean
27   9, 7|         Vain is hero's worth or valour if by foolish counsel led,~
28   9, 8|          Pale Immortals know my valour and my warlike deeds can
29  10, 2|   Praised him for his skill and valour and his deed of glory done,~
30  10, 3|    Where in pride mid dauntless valour Lakshman stood of warlike
31  10, 4|      fled!~Hanuman of dauntless valour turned not in his fear nor
32  10, 6|       Till with more than human valour Lakshman drew his bow amain,~
33  10, 7|  Quenched the light of Rakshas' valour!" so the message-bearer
34  10, 7|         a mortal slain!~But thy valour lends a radiance to elysium'
35  10, 7|      Woman's blood pollutes our valour, closes heaven's eternal
36  10, 8|       But with more than mortal valour Ravan swept the ranks of
37  10, 8|         By thy skill and by thy valour, false Bibhishan thou hast
38  10, 9|     life,~Gone is Rama's wonted valour, weapons leave his nerveless
39  11, 1|       Fearless in her faith and valour Sita stepped upon the pyre,~
40 Epi   |     ancient India, with all its valour and heroism, ambition and