Book, Chapter

 1   2, 4 |         in the deep and echoing wood!~With the magic of thy beauty
 2   3, 1 |     from the fresh and fragrant wood,~And the food by Rama tasted
 3   3, 4 |        hast sought the pathless wood,~Fixed in purpose, true
 4   3, 5 |       weary exiles shed,~And on wood and rolling river night
 5   3, 5 |         day,~Follow not through wood and jungle Rama in his onward
 6   3, 6 |    travelled, evening fell o'er wood and lea,~And they came where
 7   3, 6 |        s might,~And the logs of wood and fuel for the sacrificial
 8   3, 6 |       berries from the darksome wood,~And a low and leafy cottage
 9   3, 7 |        felled the sturdy jungle wood,~Usira of strongest fibre,
10   3, 7 |    extended mantled by unending wood,~Gallant Lakshman with his
11   3, 7 | warblings and the voices of the wood,"~Thus spake Rama when the
12   3, 7 |         ranges in this darksome wood,~For yon peak is Chitra-kuta
13   4, 1 |   widowed queen,~Sought through wood and trackless jungle Chitra-kuta'
14   4, 3 |         care,~Swept the dust of wood and jungle from his head
15   4, 3 |          ranger of the darksome wood,~Reft of home and kith and
16   4, 5 |         guised as hermit of the wood,~In the sumptuous hall of
17   5, 1 |  trackless, pathless, boundless wood,~But within its gloomy gorges,
18   5, 2 |        boundless lea,~Pass that wood and turning northward seek
19   5, 3 |       gold,~Skilled to scan the wood and jungle, Lakshman, cast
20   5, 4 |         the frosty air,~And the wood of flower dismantled doth
21   6, 1 |         dweller of the darksome wood,~Led by wand'ring thought
22   6, 3 |      bull dash into the deepest wood,~And the Kinnar strange
23   6, 4 |          unseen dwellers of the wood,~Witness, I for Sita's safety
24   6, 6 |    empire, Rama banished to the wood!~Five and twenty righteous
25   7, 1 |      shore,~Long he searched in wood and jungle, mountain crest
26   7, 3 |        Sal tree from the jungle wood,~As the dark cloud hurls
27   7, 6 |       regions, rock and ravine, wood and tree,~Search the thousand
28   8, 2 |      weary Rama wandered in the wood,~Searched for Sita, in the
29   9, 5 |   brother, Hanuman who hides in wood,~Augad and the proud Sugriva
30  10, 4 |         feasts upon the parchéd wood,~Far as confines of the
31  10, 4 |     like a flame through forest wood,~Came the Raksha where in
32  10, 9 |          followed me in deepest wood,~In the thickest of the
33  10, 9 |         Where is be who went to wood,~Where is true and faithful
34  10, 10|     heroes, lion-like in jungle wood,~INDRA sent his arms and
35  10, 12|        due,~And they heaped the wood of Chandan and the fragrant
36  10, 12|       piled the dry and scented wood,~Oil and cords and sacred
37  11, 2 |  Rakshas in the dark and dismal wood,~In her woe and in her sadness
38  12, 2 |          on the confines of the wood,~Cottage of the Saint Valmiki
39  12, 2 |  forests dwell,~Children of the wood and mountain, cruel fortune