Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6 |        of women follows thee in death or life!"~Tears bedew his
 2   1, 6 |        fingers, be she thine in death or life!"~To his brother'
 3   1, 6 |        Mandavi, be she thine in death or life,~Clasp her hand
 4   1, 6 |      Satrughna, be she thine in death or life,~As the shadow to
 5   2, 4 |       have seen,~Rama's rule is death to Bharat, insult to my
 6   2, 5 |         wait!~Wilt thou doom to death the guiltless, free whom
 7   2, 5 |      cured thy wound,~Till from death and danger rescued, thou
 8   2, 7 |      not quail,~Poisoned cup or death untimely,--what the cruel
 9   3    |          DASA-RATHA-VIYOGA~(The Death of the King)~THE first six
10   3    |        he had caused sorrow and death to an old hermit by killing
11   3, 8 |       of the time,~Dasa-ratha's death in anguish cleanses Dasa-ratha'
12   4    |  Kaikeyas heard of his father's death and his brother's exile,
13   4, 4 |     their haven shore,~Scorning death and dark destruction, Truth
14   6, 2 |        the penance of our deed,~Death perchance or death-like
15   6, 4 |        heart,~Courtest thou the death of elder in thy deep deceitful
16   6, 4 | lonesome land,~Seekest thou the death of elder to enforce his
17   6, 4 |   follows saintly Rama, true in death as true in life!"~Quivered
18   6, 7 |        thy heedless folly done,~Death of all thy race and kindred
19   7, 1 |     quiver shine,~Bali dies the death of tyrants, wife and empire
20   7, 3 |          is a deeper stain than death,~And Sugriva's quest for
21   8, 3 |       veng-eful strife,~Dealing death to ruthless Rakshas for
22   9, 1 |        are the monarchs who nor death nor danger weigh,~Think
23   9, 7 |        timely spoken saves from death and dangers dire,~Vain is
24   9, 10|      latest breath,~'Gainst the death of race and kismen, 'gainst
25   9, 10|    gainst my lord and brother's death,~Ponder yet, O Raksha monarch,
26  10, 2 |        darksome contest, Rama's death and Lakshman's fall,~And
27  10, 2 |       sea,~Didst thou challenge death and danger, court thy fate
28  10, 2 |     will of Fate is changeless, Death is mighty in his sway,~Peerless
29  10, 2 |        sorrowing Sita, marks of death these eyes can trace,~Shade
30  10, 2 |        eyes can trace,~Shade of death's decaying fingers sweeps
31  10, 4 |        shall meet in fatal war,~Death for thee in guise of Rama
32  10, 4 |     faint and bleeding felt his death at every stroke,~Last, an
33  10, 9 |       fallen, gallant Lakshman, death and faintness on me creep,~
34  11, 1 |   suspicion to a woman were her death!~Wherefore, Rama, with your
35  11, 1 |    darkens o'er a woman's life,~Death alone is friend and refuge
36  11, 5 |      during Rama's happy reign,~Death untimely, dire diseases
37 End    |      the Vindhya mountains.~The death of Rama and his brothers
38 End    |         with Hindu ideas of the death of the righteous. Lakshman
39 Epi    |      feebleness and despair and death of a fond old father and
40 Epi    |       her Mother Earth, true in death as she had been true in