Book, Chapter

 1   1, 1|        and Monarch's Duty every thought and deed impelled,~And his
 2   1, 1|        each loving wife,~Impure thought and wandering fancy stained
 3   1, 2|      Rama done,~Deed surpassing thought or fancy wrought by Dasa-ratha'
 4   2, 1|         their father dreamt and thought by night and day,~And their
 5   2, 1|        heart and stout of hand,~Thought of Bharat and Satrughna
 6   2, 1|        his warlike fame,~Higher thought and nobler duty did the
 7   2, 1|         was his purpose and his thought,~For strange signs and diverse
 8   2, 2|       peerless heir,~Speak your thought, my chiefs and people, if
 9   2, 2|    purpose, seeking still their thought to know,~Spake again the
10   2, 2|         Truth,~Truth impels his thought and action, Truth inspires
11   2, 3|        pure in deed and pure in thought,~After evening's due ablutions
12   2, 4|        worked a woman's jealous thought,~Speechless in her scorn
13   2, 5|      and gold.~Radiant with his thought of gladness walked the monarch
14   2, 6|     within thy bosom wakes this thought of cruel wile,~And what
15   3, 1|        will Sita rove,~Waste no thought on home or kindred, nestling
16   3, 8|         the water drunk,--~So I thought,--some jungle tusker lifting
17   4   |       greatest latitude of free thought was permitted. In Jabali,
18   5   |  ablutions to the Godavari, and thought of their distant home in
19   6   |        Epic harboured an unjust thought or spoke an angry word;
20   6, 1| darksome wood,~Led by wand'ring thought or fancy once before the
21   6, 4|     arts and accents; chase thy thought of causeless pain!"~Sparkled
22   7, 1|       and woe~We are friends in thought and action, we will f ace
23   7, 2|        in wrath terrific with a thought of vengeance dread,~And
24   7, 3|      proud and stately with the thought of vengeance fired!~Hissing
25   7, 5|         Lakshman, wakes in me a thought of pain!~Joyously from throne
26   8, 1|    fortune crost,"~Hanuman thus thought and pondered: "On her graceful
27   8, 3|        and drooping eye,~If the thought of absent Sita wakes within
28   9, 7|         wife,~Ravan should have thought and pondered, courted not
29  10, 8|        ears awail,~And a mighty thought of vengeance waked within
30  11, 1|     weakness, word disclosed no thought concealed,~Silent heaved
31  11, 1|         of love!~"If in act and thought," she uttered, " I am true
32  11, 2|    wedded troth and virtue Sita thought of thee alone,~Pare is she
33  11, 2|      thee alone,~Pare is she in thought and action, pure and stainless,
34  12, 1|        they shaped their inmost thought!~Rice unto the helpless
35  12, 5|         suffering dame,~Pure in thought and deed, Valmiki gave his
36  12, 5|         begun:~"If unstained in thought and action I have lived
37 Epi   |        the Indian Iliad, I have thought it necessary to prepare
38 Epi   |   social life, the religion and thought of ancient India.~The Ramayana,
39 Epi   |        will Sita rove,~Waste no thought on home or kindred, nestling